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Peoria Medical Malpractice

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After a Doctor’s Error in Peoria, IL, Call the Noll Law Office to Speak With a Medical Malpractice Lawyer to Learn About Your Rights to Compensation

When you or a loved one had an unexpected outcome from a medical procedure or course of treatment in Peoria, IL, schedule a free consultation with a medical malpractice lawyer. Medical malpractice cases are some of the most difficult types of personal injury cases to identify and prove under Illinois law. However, statistics indicate that they happen more often than most people may realize. According to certain research, preventable medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the United States and result in over $55 billion in annual healthcare expenses. Other statistics reveal that more than half of all physicians have been sued for medical malpractice, and over 40% have been sued multiple times. Despite this, many defense lawyers will vehemently oppose even the most obvious of medical malpractice cases and refuse victims the compensation they need and deserve under Illinois law.

At the Noll Law Office, their skilled medical malpractice lawyers will not let negligent healthcare providers hide behind defense lawyers and insurance carriers. Our compassionate and experienced team will thoroughly investigate medical malpractice cases and work tirelessly to recovering compensation for victims and their families. This includes compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and conscious pain and suffering, as well as for damages associated with the wrongful death of a loved one. To learn more about your rights and how the Noll Law Office can help victims of medical malpractice in Peoria, IL, schedule a free appointment with one of their medical malpractice lawyers.

Types of Medical Malpractice Cases 

Medical malpractice cases involve the negligent act or omission of a healthcare provider. Nearly any type of healthcare provider could be liable for medical malpractice, including their employers such as hospitals or practice groups. Although not every bad result is medical malpractice, a healthcare provider who fails to comply with the standard of care could be liable to victims and their families.

Some examples of medical malpractice cases that the Noll Law Office may handle include the following:

  • Surgical errors
  • Anesthesia mistakes
  • Birth injuries, including hypoxic, anoxic, or nerve injuries
  • Misdiagnosis or delays in diagnosing a condition, especially cancer, heart attacks, strokes, aortic dissections, and other life-threatening conditions
  • Falls to patients who are a fall risk
  • Bedsores or pressure ulcers
  • Wrong patient or wrong site surgeries
  • Foreign object left inside of a patient (i.e., surgical sponges)
  • Surgical fires and burn injuries
  • Dental malpractice, including permanent facial nerve injuries
  • Amputations caused by infections or sepsis, and
  • Other types of egregious instances of medical negligence that results in significant pain and suffering or other damages

How Do I Know If I Have a Medical Malpractice Case? 

Unfortunately, most people are unable to know for certain whether or not they have a medical malpractice case. That’s because medical malpractice cases almost always require expert testimony to prove. But even with expert testimony, medical malpractice cases are still one of the most complicated types of personal injury cases because it involves complex legal and anatomic issues. What is further more difficult about medical malpractice cases are that a defense lawyer and insurance carrier will refuse to admit any fault, and often will even refuse to negotiate – sometimes just blaming a patient.

Therefore, victims and their families in Peoria, IL who are unsure whether they have a possible case should just schedule a free consultation with a medical malpractice lawyer. This is particularly true if a doctor refuses to speak with you after a procedure, the outcome was unexpected, or if a victim ends up in a worse condition than before the treatment. Since Illinois has a time limit on filing a medical malpractice case, known as the statute of limitations, victims and their families should not delay an assessment of their possible case.

How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Peoria, IL?

Although many people believe that lawyers are all expensive, and many are very costly, the medical malpractice lawyers at the Noll Law Office are not expensive because they have a no win, no fee guarantee. They also only take a percentage of what they recover for you as their legal fee, meaning that there is also no out-of-pocket expense to hiring their bodily injury law firm to represent you and your family against a doctor or hospital.

Unlike some other personal injury law firms, some of the key aspects of the Noll Law Office are the following:

  • Free case evaluations to learn about your legal rights and legal options
  • No obligation to sign up during your free consultation
  • If you hire their law firm and if they accept your case, they pay the upfront costs and expenses of the litigation which is only reimbursed after they recover compensation for you
  • Their legal fees are only paid from a percentage of what they recover for you, and only after they recover it for you
  • There are no out-of-pocket expenses to use their law firm, and
  • Their fifth-generation lawyers provide dedicated service centered around the unique facts of your case, meaning you are not just a file number when you hire their medical malpractice legal team.

Need a Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Peoria, IL? The Noll Law Office Can Help Victims and Families

If you or a loved one were possibly injured due to the medical malpractice of a healthcare provider in in Peoria, IL, the Noll Law Office can help you and your family recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and conscious pain and suffering. They understand how the negligence of a healthcare provider can cause overwhelming physical, emotional, and financial burdens for a victim and his or her family. As a result, they do not charge any fees upfront and dedicate themselves to lifting their burdens off of your shoulders and onto theirs, so you can focus on recovering while they focus on obtaining the compensation that you need and deserve.

To learn more about how a medical malpractice lawyer can help you and your family, schedule a free appointment with the Noll Law Office by dialing (217) 414-8889 or by sending a message here. Based out of Springfield where their primary office is located, they are fifth-generation lawyers who handle cases throughout Illinois – including right here in Peoria, IL. To get started, call them today.

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