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Medical Malpractice Attorney in Portland, OR
“FIRST, DO NO HARM . . .”
Medical errors injure and kill more patients than ever before. Preventable medical mistakes are the third-leading cause of death, behind heart disease and cancer. The most recent U.S. safety studies show that between 210,000 and 400,000 patients are killed in this country each year by preventable healthcare errors, and many more suffer non-fatal injuries.
When death or serious injury results from a healthcare provider’s failure to properly detect or treat a medical condition, you need an experienced medical malpractice attorney.
COMMITTED TO ETHICALLY & AGGRESSIVELY REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
The medical insurance companies fight hard, and don’t accept responsibility until they are forced to. We are tenacious and aggressive, and know what it takes to bring the insurance companies to the table. We make sure you understand what it takes to make a successful medical malpractice claim, we keep you updated, and we answer your questions and concerns throughout the entire process.
WHAT IF I SIGNED A CONSENT FORM?
Healthcare providers don’t have permission to commit malpractice just because a fine-print consent form was signed. Even if you were told about some risks and complications associated with your treatment, your healthcare provider must still meet minimum standards of care appropriate to your condition.
Medication errors; Hand-off errors; Surgical errors; Misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose cancer; Coma; Nerve damage or death due to anesthesia mistakes; Improper administration of prescription or non-prescription drugs; Improper use of a medical device or implant; Surgical procedures done without patient consent; Failure to order proper tests; Failure to consult with a specialist; Failure to properly monitor a patient; Injury to mother or child during a VBAC (“vaginal birth after C-Section”); Birth injury or birth trauma due to obstetrical, nursing, hospital or physician malpractice; Incorrect treatment of a diagnosed illness; Failure of Hospital staff to properly interpret doctors' notes on patient charts, Resulting in Incorrect Administration of Medications or Treatments.
IT’S ABOUT MAKING US ALL SAFER
At the Law Office of Cameron Carter, we firmly believe that holding negligent healthcare providers responsible and accountable for substandard care helps prevent future medical errors, improving safety for all of us. We make sure you are treated fairly, and that you get the compensation you need to heal and move forward with your life.
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