Medical Malpractice Claims in Wisconsin

There are many factors that go into building a case and calculating damages. Factors considered in damages include but are not limited to the following: 

• Severity of the injury.
• Divergence from the normal standard of care.
• Costs for current and future medical treatment.
• Lost wages.
• Pain and suffering.

Your Morgan and Morgan attorney will be able to review the facts of your case and determine what should be considered in calculating damages. 

Additionally, while most cases are settled out of court, medical malpractice cases do occasionally go to trial. If yours goes to trial, your lawyer will fight for you every step of the way.

It’s very important to choose an attorney with vast legal resources to support your case. At Morgan and Morgan, the nation’s largest and most powerful personal injury firm, our lawyers have proven results, access to the resources you need to build a strong case against the other party, experience handling Wisconsin medical malpractice cases, and positive reviews from many previous clients.

Hiring an attorney ensures that you have someone to fight with the opposing party on your behalf. Your lawyer will have your best interests in mind going into all settlement negotiations and even all the way to trial.

Bear in mind that in such a case, the other side wants to minimize their losses, but your attorney wants to maximize your damages recovered. While everyone does have the right to self-representation, having someone with experience on your side will give you peace of mind that you are in good hands.

There are no upfront fees involved. And that's because we fight for the people, not the rich and powerful. We'll only charge you a fee if we win and secure a settlement or verdict. 

If you believe you have been the victim of medical malpractice, complete our case evaluation form for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. We may be able to assign an attorney to your case if you have a valid claim.