Los Angeles Medical Malpractice Lawyer

When you visit a doctor, you have the right to expect a reasonable standard of care. You put a lot of trust in medical professionals to diagnose and treat you properly. When a medical professional makes a negligent mistake or fails to take the proper course of action, he or she must be held accountable. Our Los Angeles medical malpractice lawyers could help you seek compensation through a personal injury claim.

Types of Medical Malpractice

At Levin & Nalbandyan, LLP, we handle medical malpractice cases involving:

Birth injuries
Doctor or nurse error/negligence
Emergency room mistakes
Misdiagnosis or late diagnosis
Flawed treatment
Prescription errors
Surgical errors

If you or someone you love has suffered due to the negligence of a doctor, nurse, hospital, or other health care facility, you have the right to seek compensation. The Los Angeles doctor malpractice attorneys at Levin & Nalbandyan, LLP can help you fight for justice.

DID MEDICAL MALPRACTICE OCCUR?

If you had a negative experience with a healthcare provider, you may be unsure if your situation actually qualifies as medical malpractice. You’re probably wondering if you have any legal options to pursue justice.

Our medical malpractice attorneys in Los Angeles are happy to review your case and help you determine if malpractice occurred. We are dedicated to holding doctors, hospitals, medical centers, and plastic surgery offices accountable for their actions or failure to act.

You may have been the victim of medical malpractice if:

You were discharged from the hospital too early
Your doctor made a mistake during surgery or performed an unnecessary surgery
Anesthesia was misused
A doctor failed to diagnose your condition within a reasonable amount of time
You were prescribed the wrong medication
Your doctor misread or misinterpreted your test results

These are just a few common examples of medical malpractice, which can be carried out in a variety of ways. Generally speaking, if a medical professional failed to meet a reasonable standard of care, they can be held liable for your personal injuries. Contact us to discuss your case and legal options.