Medical Malpractice Claims in Oregon

Not really. It all depends on the specifics of your case. Keep in mind that medical malpractice laws are complex and apply differently depending on the specifics of your case. That's why we recommend having the case reviewed by an expert from our team to determine whether it is viable.

Everyone has the right to self-representation, whether at the negotiating table or in court. However, it's not always advisable to represent yourself. A Morgan and Morgan medical malpractice lawyer is highly trained and experienced with the rules, negotiations, procedural deadlines, and dealing with the other side. Hiring an attorney will allow you to focus on what's most important: your health and well-being.

You should choose an attorney with experience in Oregon medical malpractice cases, access to vast resources, and substantial results. Also, ensure the attorney will represent you in court if necessary.

Having an experienced Oregon medical malpractice attorney on your side is greatly beneficial. Your attorney will be able to review your case for factors such as the severity of your injuries, the deviation from the acceptable standard of care, your pain and suffering, any lost wages, and medical expenses as a result of the medical malpractice. They will then use these factors to calculate the total amount of damages that you should be seeking.

Now is the time to take legal action without spending a dime out of pocket. On top of the free case evaluation, we do not charge our clients any upfront fees to represent them. Instead, we only get paid if we win and secure a settlement or verdict for them. So, get in touch now to get started.