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Gunzburg Law – Medical Malpractice New York

If a client feels that he/she or a family member has been a victim of medical malpractice, New York, he should contact the experienced and highly qualified law firm of Gunzburg Law as soon as possible. The mission of the medical malpractice, New York, law firm is simple and Gunzburg Law will meet and exceed expectations of clients by going the extra distance to achieve the answers and results they deserve. No matter how hard defendants, their attorneys and insurance carriers try to trivialize and destroy a client’s claim, Ginzburg Law will forcefully fight for a just and satisfactory settlement.

Medical malpractice, New York, involves the failure of a medical professional to provide adequate treatment to patients, resulting in a personal injury. To prove a case of medical malpractice, New York, the client will need to consult with a medical malpractice attorney of Ginzburg Law who must be able to show that the physician's conduct fell below the generally accepted medical standard of care. In order to make a claim for malpractice, there must be a departure from an accepted custom or practice which caused the injury. Ginzburg Law must engage the services of medical experts to help prove the negligent act or omission and testify as to what the standard of care is and whether such acts or omissions caused the claimant's injuries. A range of other experts including nurses, economists and rehabilitation counselors may also be needed for the client’s case.

In medical malpractice, New York, suits, Ginzburg Law will first review the medical records to determine if the client has a viable case. The experienced medical malpractice, New York, attorneys of Ginzburg Law only take cases that have merit. The medical malpractice law firm engages the services of a physician who reviews the medical records and Ginzburg Law attorneys frequently consult with other specialists. Ginzburg Law’s medical malpractice, New York, attorneys will handle the client’s claim if the expert determines it has merit. Medical malpractice attorneys generally avoid cases that are frivolous or have no merit because the economics of handling such claims makes the cases both costly and unprofitable for all involved. As a medical malpractice, New York, law firm, Ginzburg Law thrives on cases with substantial merit and catastrophic injuries.

Ginzburg Law advises clients that even if they signed a consent form, they may still claim for medical malpractice, New York. The consent form merely acts as a form of disclosure with regard to known risks, but does not permit a physician to act unreasonably or negligently. A consent form protects the doctor from risks that are normally associated with the procedure and explained by the physician, but does not protect the doctor from unexplained risks or actions that are remote and unreasonable. The medical malpractice, New York, attorneys of Gunzburg Law will diligently investigate all aspects of the client’s case, including the facts surrounding the discussions had with the medical providers, the disclosures made, the information received by the client and the known risks regarding the procedures.

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