Malpractice - Attorney Pittsburgh, Beaver, Washington

Mapractice Law - Types of Cases.
Every time a professional service is rendered, the
quality of service must meet the appropriate
standard of care owed in Pennsylvania. This
concept applies to all professional services
rendered in the Commonwealth, including: hospital
care, nursing, medical, dental, legal, or other
conduct such as automotive repair, home
construction or home remodeling.

Our Firm Thrives on Courtroom Battles.
We are pleased to litigate cases involving improper
dental, medical, or nursing home care. We also
bring suit against construction companies,
contractors, builders, electricians, landscapers, and
others who fail to adhere to the standard of care.
Give us a call to see if you have a valid claim. Our
attorneys are agressive about handling your claim
for medical malpractice. From experience, we know
that some cases should be targeted for settlement.
Others will require a multi-week trial. We will
evalute your case for the best possible recovery
for your ordeal.

Our Goal: Your Peace of Mind.
You deserve to know your rights after enduring a
professional mistake by another. We will sit down
with you and answer all your questions about the
issues involved in your case, such as whether the
certificate of merit rules apply, and how a jury will
view the particular facts in your case. At our firm,
an attorney (not a paralegal) will discuss your case
with you in detail, free of charge. You will come
away from our meeting with a full undertanding of
your case and some peace of mind.

Experience Pays.
An experienced trial attorney can tell you how a
jury will look at certain kinds of evidence, such as
the medical opinions as stated in your records
and/or the type of damages involved.

We Will Prepare Your Case for Trial.
We will obtain your medical records to further
evaluate the value of your case. In particular, we
will obtain your medical, chiropractic, and physical
therapy records including diagnostic tests. We will
consider your pre-existing conditions (if any), and
we'll consider the full extent of your new injury,
such as a aggravation, sprain, strain, fracture
(broken bone), or otherwise. We will also put his or
her insurance carrier on notice of the collision.

We Will Negotiate Settlement.
We will work to convince the other driver or his
insurance carrier that car or trucking accident
happened as you say, and that you are entitled to
the money you seek. We can help negotiate down
the value of any unpaid medical bills in certain
circumstances and/or try to prevent unpaid bills
from going into collections. We will commence
litigation and aggressively pursue your vehicle
accident claim as your zealous advocate.

Rely on Our Courtroom Experience.
We have handled personal injury cases at all levels
of litigation in Pennsylvania: magistrate (district
justice), compulsory arbitration, UIM arbitration, UM
arbitration, jury trials, superior court appeals,
appeals to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and
federal court cases. We've conducted out of state
depositions, depositions for use at trial, we've
handled cases throughout West Virginia. You can
rely on our experience to know what kind of
evidence is most important to maximize the value
of your claim. For example, the type of property
damage to the cars (such as damage to the paint,
or glass, or windshield, or frame) can be important.
Do not assume that a small amount of damage to
your vehicle will preclude you from recovery,
especially if your vehicle is designed to withstand
impact case in Pennsylvania.