Unfortunately, medical malpractice can happen to anyone. Recent studies have shown that more than 200,000 people die every year because of preventable medical mistakes. Compared with the 40,000 people who die in car accidents annually, malpractice is obviously a significant problem in the United States. A medical error can lead to permanent and serious injuries, disability and pain. One of the only ways to hold a healthcare provider accountable for a negligent medical error is through a medical malpractice case. In addition to "accountability", medical negligence cases frequently result in important changes in policies and procedures which can help prevent the same mistakes from happening again to another patient.

If you or a loved one has suffered an injury or death because of negligence or improper medical care by a doctor or hospital, call

Dorian, Goldstein, Wisniewski & Orchinik, PC, at
(215) 750-7200 or Email Us

We aren't afraid to fight for your interests. In fact, we have successfully pursued and obtained fair compensation for victims of medical malpractice in cases ranging from failure to diagnose cancer to delivery and childbirth injuries.

For over three decades, our attorneys have represented clients in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and all surrounding Pennsylvania counties for serious injuries, death and losses resulting from medical malpractice, and closely related nursing home negligence. These are just a few types of the malpractice cases we handle:

Surgical mistakes, complications and injuries
Failure to diagnose medical conditions
Injuries resulting from anesthesia complications
Failure to diagnose and/or treat all types of cancer (including lymphoma, malignant melanoma, breast, cervical, colon, esophageal and lung cancer)
Complications of pregnancy and childbirth
Birth injuries, including cerebral palsy
Delays and failure to perform cesarean section (c-section) deliveries
Psychiatric malpractice
Dental negligence
Laboratory errors

We all place our trust in medical professionals, hospitals and nursing homes, but they are not beyond reproach. Sometimes even well-qualified and well-intentioned health care professionals fail to do the job they are required to do, and patients suffer needlessly.

Malpractice cases help keep the healthcare industry accountable for its mistakes and frequently result in improvements in the overall quality of health care.

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