How do I find a great malpractice lawyer?
Of course, we hope you will consider our firm. However, please understand that due to the volume of inquiries we receive, we turn down far more cases than we accept. If we turn your case down and you want another opinion, one of the best ways to find a lawyer is simply by word of mouth. If you have any friends or relatives who are lawyers, ask them for their advice on choosing a lawyer in this specialty. The Internet can be helpful provided that the site actually contains useful information about the attorneys and their backgrounds.
How NOT to choose a malpractice lawyer
Be careful not to choose a lawyer solely because that lawyer seemed the most enthusiastic about your case or because the lawyer mentioned a higher amount of money you might be able to recover than another lawyer you interviewed mentioned. That enthusiastic lawyer may just be trying to get you signed up as a client, with the belief that they can adjust your expectations downward later. Experienced malpractice lawyers will rarely give an opinion on either the strength of your case, or the value of your case, until they have had an opportunity to obtain key medical records and thoroughly investigate the case,
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This site contains only general information and is not intended to constitute specific legal advice or establish an attorney/client relationship. Malpractice laws are constantly changing. If you think you may have a malpractice case you should promptly contact a lawyer experienced in handling malpractice cases.
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