Medical Malpractice Attorney in Kansas City, Missouri
When we go to see a doctor, we trust them to do what is best for us, especially when our lives depend on it. However, doctors sometimes make mistakes, and those mistakes can have tragic, life-altering consequences.
Medical malpractice cases are among the most difficult to prove. Successful prosecution of a medical malpractice case requires not only attorneys who are knowledgeable about medicine and the obligations of medical professionals, but a firm that has the financial resources and professional experience to build a compelling case and take it to trial.
At Burgess Law Firm, we have the knowledge, experience and resources necessary to provide our clients with quality representation against what is sure to be a vigorous defense.
Recent Studies Show that Almost 100,000 People in The U.S. Die Each Year as A Result of Medical Malpractice.
However, that estimate of medical malpractice deaths does not take into consideration the number of cases that go unreported.
Common forms of medical malpractice include:
Improper/mistaken diagnosis
Failure to diagnose
Botched surgeries
Botched lab reports
Incorrect administration of drugs
Failure to treat a patient or abandonment of care
Failure to order prognosis tests
Leaving tools or sponges in the body
Hiring under-qualified employees
Use of defective medical devices
Anesthesia negligence
Medical Malpractice Applies Not only To Doctors, but Also These Other Medical Professionals and Institutions:
Hospitals
Nurses
Dentists
Pharmacists
Technicians
Surgeons
Nursing Homes
Toxicologists
Emergency rooms
Other medical personnel
All of these professionals have a responsibility to provide a competent and appropriate level of healthcare to the client. Each of these professionals has not only a moral obligation to the patient, but also a legal obligation to provide care and treatment that is line with the standards required by the profession.
Victims of Medical Malpractice Cases Can Be Entitled to Damages for Physical, Financial, and Mental/emotional Harm.
Recoverable Damages Can Include:
Loss of Wages
Medical Expenses
Physical Therapy
Disability
Pain and Suffering
Mental Anguish
Emotional Distress
Loss of Time with Family
Loss of The Care or Guidance of A Parent
Reduced Earning Possibilities
Medical Care
Care Giving Service
Hold Medical Professionals Accountable for Their Actions
Get in Contact NowContact Us Today About Your Medical Malpractice Case for A Free Case Evaluation.
Considering the Two-Year Statute of Limitations on Medical Malpractice Claims in Missouri and Kansas, It Is Extremely Important to Contact a Medical Malpractice Attorney in Kansas City Immediately if You Think You May or A Loved One Have Been the Victim of Medical Malpractice.
Mitch Burgess Has a Proven Record of Success Representing Clients in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits. that Success in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Has Led to Mitch Being Recognized in Missouri Weekly Among Missouri's Winningest Plaintiff Attorneys, Super Lawyers of Kansas City, Best of The Bar in Kansas City, and Top 40 Under 40 by The National Trial Lawyers.
Please Contact Mitch Burgess or Blake Green.
We Are Conveniently Located Near I-35 and I-70 in Downtown Kansas City at 1000 Broadway, Suite 400, Kansas City, Mo 64105.