Medical Malpractice lawyers of Chicago

Each year, tens of thousands of people die and many more are seriously injured, as a result of preventable medical malpractice. Medical malpractice occurs when doctors, hospitals, nurses or other medical staff fail to meet the standard of care for other medical professionals in their community. Such mistakes may occur at any stage of medical care, including the testing stage, diagnosis stage, treatment stage or subsequent care of the patient. But regardless of when or how the malpractice happens, the results can be permanent and life altering, both to the patient and the patient’s family.

Some of the many areas of medical malpractice include:

• Brain injuries
• Spinal cord injuries
• Blood transfusion errors
• Wrongful death
• Surgical errors
• Birth injuries
• Nursing home abuse
• Cancer misdiagnosis & failure to diagnose
• Anesthesia errors
• Emergency room errors
• Plastic & cosmetic surgery errors
• Prescription drug & medication errors
• Wrong site surgery

Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC advances all costs of suit in our medical malpractice cases and will charge no attorney fees unless we obtain a recovery on your behalf.

When you, or someone close to you, have been the victim of another’s negligence, Sexner & Associates LLC is here to help.  Although the legal system can never truly compensate for your injury or loss, our skilled attorneys can fight hard to recover the monetary compensation that you deserve. Our lawyers have been responsible for the recovery of many millions of dollars from both out-of-court settlements and trial verdicts won for our clients and their families in various medical malpractice actions. As each case is different and special, we welcome the opportunity to explain to you what can be done. Feel free to contact our offices 24 hours a day to learn what your rights are and what time limitations may apply to your particular case. Our experienced attorneys can also explain whether punitive damages may be available (additional monetary damages intended to punish a defendant for intentional conduct). There is never a cost for this consultation.