Holding Liable Parties Accountable For Medical Malpractice

Last updated on June 24, 2024

Hospitals have important responsibilities in caring for vulnerable patients.

When they fall short, innocent patients pay the price. For example:

• Has your loved one developed bedsores during a hospital stay? Perhaps the nursing staff neglected to reposition them every two hours, leading to painful pressure sores that can become infected. Perhaps they failed to promptly change soiled sheets or didn’t provide a specialty mattress for alleviating sores.
• Has an elderly family member suffered a catastrophic fall at a hospital? Perhaps the nursing staff failed to implement appropriate fall precautions or adequately supervise your loved one.
• Has your loved one suffered brain death or other permanent harm because hospital nurses ignored their vital signs?

If you suspect that medical malpractice may have contributed to a loved one’s injury or death, contact the Miami-based law firm of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. For over 40 years, our skilled, compassionate nursing home abuse and neglect lawsuits lawyers in Florida have aggressively advocated for the rights of hospital patients as well as residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Whenever a health care provider has been clumsy, careless or reckless, that is medical malpractice, and our team will be right alongside you – in negotiations or in court – to hold the negligent parties accountable.

How We Can Help

Medical malpractice can lead to a significant deterioration in the condition of a patient whose health is already fragile. Negligence often results in catastrophic injuries, long-term disabilities, illnesses and infections.

Our lawyers will conduct an extensive investigation to unravel the full extent of negligence. They will confront insurers with the facts of your case – and fight for you in a court of law, if necessary.

Our attorneys have a wealth of experience with cases involving:

• Bedsores
• Falls
• Brain damage or death due to lack of oxygen
• Medication errors
• Anesthesia errors
• Nursing errors
• Emergency room (ER) errors
• Leaving foreign objects inside you after surgery

What Will It Cost You? Nothing Upfront.

Don’t allow your perception of the cost of our lawyers’ experienced representation to discourage you from filing a medical malpractice claim. They deliver their legal services on a contingency fee basis, which means that you owe no attorney fee unless they win your case (or settle it to your satisfaction).