D.C., Maryland and Virginia medical malpractice issues on birth injuries, cerebral palsy, failure to diagnose, medical mistakes, violations of patient safety rules.

Representing children with cerebral palsy due to birth trauma, families who have lost a loved one, patients never told of their cancer diagnosis, we try to gather news based on our experience that is important and can be helpful to the people we represent.  Issues involving patient safety, violations of patient safety rules, medical malpractice cases, HMO negligence, and hospital malpractice.

And information for those hurt at work - on workers compensation laws and the rights of injured workers when they are disabled, have a permanent injury, can't go back to work or need lifetime medical treatment.

Since everyone is different, even the most focused news and information search may not apply to a specific situation so feel free to call us at (202) 393-3320. 

We help people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. 

We only represent people and families; patients injured because of preventable medical mistakes, children with cerebral palsy, workers with on-the-job injuries, people injured in serious car accidents, and families who have lost a loved one.  That's all we do.

 

                    

PATIENT SAFETY RULES

Every hospital, HMO and doctor's office is supposed to follow basic patient safety rules.

Like all of us - bus drivers, accountants, construction workers, lawyers, we all have rules to follow.  And nurses, doctors, hospital techs, specialists, consultants are no different. Everyone in healthcare has rules to follow - rules that are in place to keep patients safe.

So if you think someone you know was seriously injured because someone in healthcare didn't follow the rules, or a hospital didn't have a system to make sure the right thing was done, call us or send us a confidential email.  We'll give you as much information as we can about preventable medical mistakes in D.C., Maryland or Virginia and holding the healthcare system accountable for breaking the rules.