Cleveland Cancer Misdiagnosis / Delayed Diagnosis Attorneys

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Of all the research that has gone into cancer treatment over the past several decades, one thing has become clear: Early diagnosis and treatment are keys to increased survival rates. Medical professionals now have a variety of tests and diagnostic tools available to detect cancer at the earliest signs of possible symptoms. There simply is no excuse for a trained physician to withhold tests or fail to check out every possibility that cancer might be a cause of a medical condition.

Cancer misdiagnosis victims may be entitled to compensation if they were improperly diagnosed. This can be achieved by filing a medical negligence claim. This lawsuit is against the doctor, physician, or any party responsible for the misdiagnosis. A misdiagnosis can be a time-consuming process for patients and even cost them their lives. Patients and their families should seek out an attorney to review the facts of the case and file a cancer misdiagnosis suit on their behalf.

How Do I Prove Misdiagnosis?

Many medical malpractice lawsuits are based on failure to diagnose or misdiagnosis claims. When cancer was not accurately diagnosed or delayed, the victim’s prognosis could be affected; impacting the patient’s chance of survival. A plaintiff will need to prove several elements in order for a successful cancer misdiagnosis case to be effective. These elements are:

• A doctor-patient relationship existed
• The doctor breached their duty of care to the patient
• The doctor’s failure to diagnose or the misdiagnosis led to the injury, illness, or death

Expert opinions will be required to prove that a doctor in the same or a similar specialty would not have misdiagnosed the cancer in the patient. Retaining the legal services of an attorney will be an essential step in maximizing your cancer misdiagnosis claim. Reach out to our Cleveland cancer misdiagnosis lawyers today to determine how we can assist you and your family through this difficult experience.

Choose Spangenberg for a Cancer Misdiagnosis / Delayed Diagnosis Case

The attorneys of Spangenberg Shibley & Liber LLP have the professional and financial resources available to pursue litigation in the most complex cases involving failure to diagnose a disease or other acts of medical negligence. For 70 years, we have been recognized as the law firm to go to for sophisticated representation and winning strategies in complex litigation matters. We prepare every misdiagnosis case for trial and are proud of our successful record of obtaining some of the most significant jury awards in the state. We are the cancer misdiagnosis lawyers in Cleveland that many attorneys and firms refer clients to when the case is beyond their law firm's capacity.

Over $1 Billion Recovered for Our Clients

Winning in court means more than presenting the facts. Diagnosis options and treatment timelines often involve understanding complex technical issues. Jurors are often prejudiced in favor of doctors. Winning at trial requires making sure the jury understands that the doctor made a preventable and inexcusable error. Insurance defense lawyers know that our cases are prepared diligently and have merit to win. Winning at settlement negotiations means winning at preparation.

We handle misdiagnosis cases including those involving:

• Lung cancer
• Breast cancer
• Prostate cancer
• Kidney cancer
• Skin cancer / melanoma
• Cervical cancer
• Colon cancer
• All other cancers and medical conditions

Call for a Free Consultation. Remember: If We Don’t Recover, You Don’t Pay.

Like most people, our Cleveland cancer misdiagnosis lawyers at Spangenberg Shibley & Liber LLP have a profound respect for doctors and medical providers. We don't take medical malpractice cases lightly. We are prepared to investigate your case to determine whether the evidence indicates that the negligence was real, that it caused serious medical injury and that significant damages resulted.

Begin today: Call our office in downtown Cleveland at (216) 600-0114 for a free case evaluation regarding a potential cancer misdiagnosis / delayed diagnosis claim.