Has A Negligent Doctor Left You Harmed?
Patients trust that doctors will provide them with an adequate standard of care. However, sometimes doctors deviate from the expected standard of care, resulting in serious injury or illness.
At Eastmoore Crauwels & DuBose, our legal team has handled numerous cases involving medical malpractice by physicians throughout Florida. Our lawyers are backed by more than a century of combined experience. We draw from our skill as litigators to help you seek compensation for your damages.
What To Know About Physician Negligence
Courts require a high standard of proof for medical negligence claims. Your lawyers must conclusively demonstrate that your doctor:
- Owed you a duty of care as your physician
- Failed to provide the expected standard of care
- The failure caused your injury or illness
- As a result, you have damages
Some common examples of physician errors include:
- Misdiagnosis
- Delayed diagnosis
- Birth injuries
- Failure to order certain tests
- Prescription drug errors
- Surgical errors
Many health care practitioners, jurors and judges are quick to give physicians the benefit of the doubt. It is crucial that you have a skillful legal team to gather evidence, navigate the legal proceedings and advocate assertively for your rights as a patient.
Extensive Success In Complex Negligence Cases
Because we have handled numerous malpractice claims, we know how to position you for the best chance at success. From consulting medical experts to examining documentation, we carefully align everything as if it were destined to go to trial. We have helped numerous clients recover sizable settlements and awards for their damages.
Hold Harmful Practitioners Accountable – Start With A Free Consultation
Our attorneys will listen carefully to your side of the story and let you know whether you have an actionable claim. If so, we will act quickly to help you. You can request a free, confidential initial consultation by calling our Sarasota office at 941-366-8888 or by using our online contact form.