Yorkville Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Attorneys for Injuries Caused by Medical Negligence in Kendall County, IL
When you visit a clinic, physician, hospital, or other healthcare provider, you expect the best possible care from the people who treat you. The last thing you expect is to come out in worse shape than you went in. Unfortunately, negligence by medical professionals is often responsible for injuries to patients or other issues that worsen their conditions. You may be entitled to compensation through a medical malpractice claim if this happens to you.
It can be challenging to prove negligence in these cases, because many people do not understand the best practices and procedures that should be followed by medical providers. When you choose Kendall County Injury Lawyers, a Division of Kanoski Bresney to assist with your claim, we know how to find the supporting evidence you need, and we will do everything we can to hold the negligent party accountable. With 40+ years of experience and over $400 million recovered for our clients in personal injury claims, we have what it takes to win cases. Our 250+ five-star reviews show that we will protect your best interests. We look forward to discussing your situation and helping you get the compensation you deserve. Call us now for your free consultation.
Forms of Medical Malpractice in Northern Illinois
Healthcare professionals and facilities are expected to comply with high standards of care to protect their patients from harm. When these providers agree to treat you, they have an obligation to uphold those standards. Whether because of carelessness, disinterest, rushed schedules, insufficient staffing, or other forms of negligence, some providers make errors that directly impact their patients' health. Frequently seen forms of medical malpractice include:
- Birth injuries, which can affect babies and their mothers
- Failure to fully explain medical treatment options
- Misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, or failure to diagnose
- Medication or anesthesia errors
- Failure to order or interpret diagnostic tests
- Performing unneeded procedures or tests
- Failure to record or consider the patient's medical history
- Surgical errors
- Delayed treatment
- Hospital-acquired infections
- Failure to monitor a patient's condition
- Emergency room errors
Healthcare facilities and professionals have a great deal of responsibility, and as a patient, your welfare is in their hands. When they shirk their responsibilities, you deserve compensation. If you believe you have a case, call Kendall County Injury Lawyers, a Division of Kanoski Bresney to find out how we can help you recover the compensation you deserve.
Proving Medical Negligence in Montgomery, IL
Unsuccessful treatment is not necessarily grounds for a medical malpractice claim. To demonstrate that medical malpractice occurred, you need evidence to prove that:
- The provider owed you a duty of care to meet mandated healthcare standards: They accepted this duty when they took you as a patient.
- The provider breached those standards of care: This means that they did not take the same actions that another healthcare professional with similar qualifications would have taken in the same situation.
- The breach of care caused your injury, illness, or harm: The provider's failure to take the appropriate actions when providing treatment directly harmed you.
- You suffered damages as a direct result of the harm done: You suffered physically, financially, or emotionally because of the provider's negligence.
Only one provider is negligent in some cases, but multiple parties may be liable in others. For instance, hospital patients who suffer harm may address negligence by a physician, nursing staff, and the facility. An investigation is required to determine why and how your injury happened. Our team can take steps to uncover all relevant evidence and details about how you have been affected by medical negligence, identifying the at-fault parties and ensuring that you can recover compensation.
Damages in Oswego Medical Malpractice Claims
Your settlement should reimburse or compensate you for qualifying monetary losses, along with the effects your injury or illness has on your quality of life. Depending on the facts of your case, you may receive compensation for:
- Current and future medical expenses
- Current and future lost income
- Medical equipment needed to address injuries or disabilities
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional anguish
- Losing your enjoyment of life
- Permanent disability
Kendall County Injury Lawyers, a Division of Kanoski Bresney knows how to evaluate your damages, and we will aggressively fight to help you achieve the highest possible amount of compensation.
Call Our Yorkville, Illinois Medical Malpractice Attorneys
If you have suffered harm due to medical malpractice, you deserve compensation. At Kendall County Injury Lawyers, a Division of Kanoski Bresney, we will give you the respect, response, and results you deserve. We serve Yorkville, Oswego, Montgomery, and other cities in Kendall County and Northern Illinois. Contact us 24/7 at 888-826-8682 for your free consultation. You will not owe us fees unless we recover compensation for you.