Princeton Misdiagnosis Attorneys

Types of misdiagnosis include:

• Diagnosing a condition that a patient does not have
• Diagnosing the wrong condition
• Delaying treatment for severe medical conditions
• Failure to diagnose a condition

If any of the above apply, you may be eligible for financial compensation. Some of the benefits you may be entitled to receive include medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages, and in the event of a loved one, funeral expenses, and loss of companionship.

Our West Virginia Personal Injury Lawyers Work for You

Proving a misdiagnosis claim can be difficult. The burden of proof is on the victim, meaning that all evidence needs to prove that there was a relationship between the injured and their doctor, the doctor was negligent in their care, and this negligence directly caused the injuries. It is important that you work with a qualified professional with the skill to handle these cases.

Clients choose to work with our misdiagnosis attorneys because:

• We have staunchly represented the injured for over 85 years
• Our lawyers are available 24/7, whenever you need them
• We don’t take a fee until we win our client’s cases
• Our offices are conveniently located across West Virginia
• We have a reputation for vast legal knowledge that gets results

With decades of experience, the team at Katz, Kantor, Stonestreet & Buckner have the professionalism, skill, and knowledge needed to see our client’s cases through the end. We proudly give voices to injured victims and are happy to discuss your case in an initial consultation.

Do not hesitate to reach out to (304) 713-2014 to start your legal case.