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Testimonials

A few years ago I was shopping in a large chain store when I slipped in some linseed oil that had been spilled on the floor. I ended up seriously injuring my right shoulder and I eventually needed surgery...

- Robert Nutting
My husband and I were in a serious car accident in which the other driver crossed into our lane and hit us head on. My husband broke his back and I hurt my shoulder so bad that I needed surgery. The first lawyer we hired told us our case was only worth a small amount of money...

- Cheryl H
I came from my home in the United Kingdom to work at a children’s summer camp in northern New Hampshire. Not long after I arrived, I was bitten in the face by a large Akita dog.

- Evie Newbold
Several years ago I was rear-ended while driving and suffered a back injury. The back injury got worse and worse and eventually I was unable to continue working as a landscape architect. Needless to say I was very concerned about my future...

- Rick Kelley
As painful as my injuries and rehabilitation were, I truly did not consider them to be part of the nightmare, because they were, after all, accidents. The actual nightmares were delivered through the callous indifference of insurance companies and the sheer insanity of the Workers Compensation system.

- Diana Willoughby

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Medical Malpractice

VA Hospital Fails in its Duty to our Client

Awarded: $1,000,000

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Answers to Your Injury Questions

Q: What are some specific types of medical malpractice?

A: There are many types of medical malpractice cases, but most of them fall into the categories of a doctor’s failure to diagnose, failure to gain the patient’s consent, surgical errors, prescription errors, and negligence in diagnosing associated diseases, all of which can result in serious injuries and permanent disabilities that can cause the victim lost wages and employment opportunities, pain and suffering, and an overall decline in quality of life.