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Have you or a loved one been harmed due to neglectful cardiology treatment or medical negligence? Because our hearts are so critical to our health, this particular type of malpractice often results in serious injuries and, too often, death. If you or a loved one has been harmed, the time to seek capable Indiana cardiology malpractice lawyers is now.
At Langer & Langer, our team of Indiana medical malpractice lawyers has over a century of combined legal experience. Time and time again, we’ve provided award-winning work on behalf of our clients and secured them the relief, recognition, and dignity they deserve. Our firm is ready to hear your story, assess your legal options, and – if necessary – start taking assured, decisive steps towards pursuing proper compensation on your behalf
Want to learn more about how Langer & Langer can assist you during this difficult time? Call our offices 219-464-3246 or contact us online to discuss your case.
Cardiology is one of the most sensitive branches of medicine and, while treatments continue to advance and improve, these treatments are still vulnerable to the same lack of vigilance and negligence that can plague other kinds of medicine. The difference in cardiology cases is that needless errors can lead to serious trauma and even the death of the patient.
Common cardiology malpractice claims involve:
If you or a loved one’s heart surgery negligence or cardiology treatment involved one of these factors, or any other that negatively impacted their health, then the time to seek counsel is now.
We are dedicated to providing our clients with as much information as possible regarding potential cardiology malpractice cases. Below are answers to four of the most frequent questions we hear from our clients.
Heart surgery malpractice is when the surgeon does not provide the expected standard of care and, through negligence, causes harm to the patient. An example of this could be making mistakes during surgery, operating on the wrong patient or misdiagnosing a heart condition.
The “standard of care” refers to the type of care that a patient should realistically expect to get at any medical center. This doesn’t mean that doctors have to be 100% successful in every case. But it does mean that a doctor who is negligent or reckless has not provided the care the patient deserves, leading to an adverse outcome. In some cases, an outside medical expert will be brought in to testify about the expected standard of care.
Indiana does have a statute of limitation on medical malpractice cases that runs for two years from the date of the incident. This is why it’s important to work with a lawyer quickly to explore your options. Delaying this process could cause you to negate an otherwise viable claim.
You can seek many types of damages after a serious malpractice claim. These include the cost of additional medical treatment, lost wages, lost earning capacity and much more. If a loved one passed away as a result of malpractice, damages could include lost future wages and funeral costs. An experienced legal team can ensure that you understand all potential types of compensation.
Yes, for example, if you develop pre-eclampsia and the doctor does not properly monitor and treat you and you or your baby suffer injury, you can file a claim against the doctors.
Hospitals and medical facilities heavily insure their cardiologists but will often resist paying deserving patients and families the relief they deserve after they’ve been needlessly wronged. Our firm can help level the playing field and show these institutions and insurance providers that your claim for relief needs to be taken seriously.
Your malpractice claim deserves to be answered for. Contact our office in Valparaiso today to request a consultation with our team.
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