Representative medical malpractice matters
Birth trauma
Claims involving injuries to a child during pregnancy, labor, delivery or newborn care.
Failure to diagnose cancer
Delayed diagnosis matters where the timing of detection and treatment is central to causation.
Deep vein thrombosis / pulmonary embolism
Cases involving alleged failures to diagnose or treat blood clots leading to death or amputation.
Spinal hematoma / paralysis
Serious neurologic cases involving alleged failure to timely recognize and treat spinal compression.
Surgical injury
Post-operative and surgical care matters involving vascular injury and other long-term complications.
Medical malpractice wrongful death
Claims involving alleged medical negligence followed by a patient’s death.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this page not promise a case value?
Michigan attorney-advertising rules prohibit communications that create unjustified expectations. Every malpractice case depends on its own facts, medical proof, damages and legal issues.
Does prior experience guarantee a similar result?
No. Prior matters do not predict or guarantee any particular settlement, verdict or outcome.