Hospital malpractice lawsuits
The quality of care at a hospital is significantly influenced by the training, education, supervision and resources provided to the employees.
In many situations, hospitals and medical facilities do not provide the doctors and nurses with the necessary resources to effectively treat and manage their patients.
As a result of insufficient training, supervision and resources, the doctors and nurses are placed in a position to fail. These situations are often largely created by motivations to increase profits for the corporations which own the hospital.
During the course of a hospital stay, nurses and other medical staff must make split second decisions. When they are not properly educated and placed in a position where there are insufficient resources to render the appropriate standard of medical care, devastating injuries can result.
When mistakes could have been prevented, the patient and their family should not be responsible for the damages that are caused by the hospital’s negligence.
NO ATTORNEY FEES OR EXPENSES UNLESS YOU WIN
Alan Ripka and his experienced team of medical malpractice lawyers have years of experience handling complex hospital negligence lawsuits. Our clients recover multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts every year and we have the resources to fight large corporations and hospitals to protect the interests of our clients.
There are never any out of pocket expenses to pursue a lawsuit against a hospital or medical provider through our law firm, and we receive no fees unless we obtain a recovery
Every claim for medical malpractice has a time limit within which the lawsuit must be filed, known as the Statute of Limitations. Time may be running out on your claim, so you should have any potential claim reviewed as soon as possible to make sure your family is protected.
Request a free consultation or call our 24-hour toll-free injury hotline at (84) GET-RIPKA to speak with an attorney. Even if you decide not to hire a lawyer, you should make sure you are aware of your legal rights.
