Everett is a city located in Snohomish County, Washington, that lies along the Puget Sound. The town is home to over 112,000 people and is a hub for aerospace manufacturing including Boeing’s assembly plant and industries such as paper and wood products, biotech, and defense contracting. It also hosts several medical centers and health clinics including Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.
Unfortunately, even with the best of intentions and training, healthcare professionals can make mistakes that lead to life-altering injuries or even wrongful death. This can include a misdiagnosis or surgical error that leads to lasting side effects. These errors may be due to a doctor’s negligence or oversight, poor patient monitoring, and other factors.
In order to win a malpractice case, a claimant must prove that the health care provider breached the standard of care for his or her profession and that this breach caused an injury. The claimant must also prove that the injury would not have occurred had the patient received appropriate medical care.
Our Everett Medical Negligence Claim Attorneys – Free Consultation, No Win No Fee, Personalized Representation will work with you to document the full extent of your damages and pursue maximum compensation. This includes pain and suffering, lost wages, past and future medical expenses, and any other losses you have incurred. We are skilled negotiators and will negotiate with the liable parties’ insurance company on your behalf. If negotiations fail, we are willing to take your case to trial.
Were you or a loved one victim of medical malpractice? Contact us today to see if you have grounds for a lawsuit. Our team of experienced legal professionals has a proven track record of success in personal injury and malpractice cases, including medical malpractice. We offer free consultations and do not charge a fee unless we win your case.
Medical Malpractice in Washington
In addition to wrongful death claims, the CMG LAW firm also handles cases of malpractice and negligence involving hospital, emergency room, nursing, and surgery errors. This includes diagnostic errors, mismanagement of a surgical recovery, infections after treatment, and other medical mistakes.
Under a recent court ruling, plaintiffs are no longer required to secure a certificate of merit from an expert before filing a medical malpractice suit in Everett or any other state. This requirement was previously considered an unconstitutional infringement on the rights of citizens to file a civil lawsuit. Despite this legal precedent, medical experts will still be vital to winning your case and can be called upon during your trial. They will testify as to the proper standard of care for your specific situation. They will then provide their expert opinion as to whether or not your health care professional breached that standard. This evidence is crucial to securing a substantial settlement for your damages.
Moseley Collins Law
701 5th Ave Suite 4200, Seattle, WA 98104
(800) 426-5615