1. Do I have a case against my doctor or hospital?
Medical malpractice is a fancy name for all of the kinds of errors,
negligence, omissions, mistakes, and deviations from accepted
practice that doctors and hospitals make.
During your first call to us, we want to hear your story,
and based on that we may ask you to come to our office so that we
can investigate your case. We will have your hospital records and
doctor's records reviewed by our own expert doctors, and we pay
for that review. Unlike other larger firms, we guarantee that
Mr. Najdovski, with his 20 years of experience litigating these
kinds of cases, will discuss your case personally with you.
2. If I start a case, do I have to go to court and how often?
Most cases against a doctor or hospital settle, meaning that you
do not have to go through a court trial with a jury.
Your lawyer and the insurance company lawyer agree on an
amount of money and if you accept it, then the case has just
settled. The statistic nationally is about 90%. Most people
make the mistake of assuming that they will be dragged into
the legal system and lose time away from work. Nothing could
be farther from the truth. There are generally 3 times that
a client will need to miss work - when court orders physical
examination by a specialist in the area of the body that the
patient is alleging has been damaged by the medical malpractice,
at a deposition, and if the case does not settle
(and most do) then at trial.
3. What paperwork do I bring to your office?
None. First and most important is for you to come to our
office and tell us what happened before the
"cut off time" by which under the Law you must
bring that case, otherwise you will forever be barred from
bringing it. We will then obtain medical records,
run the facts by one of over 80 doctors that we have available
in different specialties who will review your case,
and we will then advise you whether in our opinion you have
a high probability of success in that case.
4. I heard that you actually have to hire a doctor to testify
at trial against the doctor we are suing?
Yes. In order to prove that your doctor made a medical mistake,
our firm is responsible for obtaining a doctor who will fight
for you and testify for you. The individual who becomes your
"expert physician" is where many lawyers who have
little experience in medical malpractice possibly devalue your
case. Our firm has a list of over 80 medical doctors in
various specialties that we have accumulated throughout
20 years of law practice.
Some examples of cases against doctors or hospitals are:
Failure to diagnose a disease or ailment,
which causes you harm or injury
We are located in the Financial District of New York City,
two short blocks from Wall Street.
Directions
We accept cases throughout New York State,
including the NYC boroughs of Manhattan,
the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island
and the counties of Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester.
We accept cases in many practice areas,
including without limitation
Airplane Accidents,
Amusement Park Accidents,
Birth Injury,
Brain Damage,
Building and Roadway Construction,
Car Accidents,
Coma,
Construction Accidents,
Cruise Ship Rape,
Erb's Palsy,
Failure to Diagnose,
Fatal Accidents,
Head Injury,
Hospital Liability,
Ketek Drug Recall,
Medical Malpractice,
Medicare Billing Fraud,
Medicare Double Billing,
Mesothelioma,
Motorcycle Accidents,
Negligent Security Cases,
Nursing Home Abuse,
Ortho Evra Birth Control Patch,
Paralysis,
Paraplegia,
Permax,
Product Liability,
Quadriplegia,
Railroad Accidents,
Rhabdomyolysis,
Sylicosis,
Slip and Fall,
Spinal Cord Injury,
Swimming Pool Accidents,
Taxi Accidents,
Train Accidents,
Trasylol Lawyers,
Truck Accidents,
Whistle Blower,
Workplace Accidents,
Wrongful Death,
Zicam,
Birth Injury Lawyers,
Medical Negligence,
Medical malpractice attorneys,
Birth Injury Lawyers,
Cerebral Palsy,
Erb's Palsy,
Littles Disease,
Static Encephalopathy,
Spastic,
Diplegia,
Hemiplegia,
Monoplegia,
Seizure,
Muscle Spasms,
Spastic Muscles,
Premature Birth,
Jaundice,
RH Incompatibility,
Stroke,
Toxicity,
Kidney Damage,
Physical Therapy,
Klumpke's Palsy,
Brachial Plexus Injury,
Brachial Plexus Nerves,
Shoulder Dystocia,
McRobert's Maneuver,
Stretch Injury,
Neuroma,
Rupture,
Avulsion,
Nerve Damage,
Excessive Force,
Forceps,
Vacuum,
Doctor Error,
Medical Mistake,
Brain Damage,
Facial Paralysis,
Surgery malpractice,
Hospital malpractice,
Hospital errors and mistakes,
Doctor malpractice,
Physician malpractice,
Plastic surgery malpractice.
