Medical Malpractice Attorney in Wilmington

While you do not necessarily need an attorney for your case, we strongly recommend hiring one. That's because medical malpractice cases are complex, and the other party will likely have attorneys representing them. If they understand the importance of working with a lawyer, you should as well.

In medical malpractice cases, the appropriate standard of care is the kind of care any other medical practitioner in an equivalent field and with similar qualifications would have provided to the patient. This standard of care is what attorneys and the judge or jury use to determine whether negligence is a factor.

Lawyers and judges usually have a deep understanding of the law but limited knowledge of healthcare practices. So, in order to make the best judgment regarding a case, it is important that they involve someone with experience in the medical field. That's where an expert witness comes in to establish the facts about the case and determine whether someone was negligent and if there is a connection between the negligence and the injuries or losses the victim sustained.

Normally, you will need to sue the hospital or healthcare provider responsible for your injuries or losses. If you win, you will likely recover damages through their insurance provider.

You can never be too sure if you have a valid medical malpractice case. That's because the laws surrounding these cases are usually complex and apply differently depending on each individual circumstances. To find out whether you have a valid claim and if we can represent you, please fill out this form today.