Seeking Justice for Misdiagnosis

If you or a family member has been harmed because of a misdiagnosis, an experienced medical malpractice attorney can help you get the answers and ensure the negligent party takes responsibility for their mistakes.

Clarence V. Lyons

Choose the Firm with a Legacy of Compassion and Expertise

The team at Lyons & Lyons has over 150 years of combined experience helping people in the specialized area of medical malpractice law. Our commitment is to secure answers and justice for families impacted by healthcare oversights. While recognizing the dedication and skill of most healthcare professionals, we also understand the importance of accountability for errors. By advocating for responsibility, we aim to rebuild your trust, aid your recovery, and help prevent similar incidents from affecting others. Partnering with our team means receiving dedicated support and strong representation to navigate challenges presented by misdiagnosis or significant injuries, focusing on positive outcomes and change.

Don’t Face a Misdiagnosis Claim on Your Own: Lyons & Lyons Represents People Nationwide

Our mission is to get justice for those who aren’t being heard. No matter how big the medical organization or their insurers are, we have the experience and skill to get results. Schedule a consultation today to speak with us about what we can do for your specific case. We may be able to recover significant compensation for damages such as:

  • Hospitalization Costs
  • Future Medical Expenses
  • At-Home Care
  • Medication
  • Physical Therapy
  • Pain and Suffering
  • Lost Wages
  • Loss of Earning Ability
  • Disability
  • Loss of Enjoyment of Life
  • Loss of Consortium

Resolving Challenges in a Case Involving Misdiagnosis

Our attorneys work with trusted medical experts to show that a misdiagnosis resulted in harm. Our seasoned experts can clearly explain the standard of care in a specific incident and how the healthcare provider breached that standard. From there, we work to prove how that breach in care—the misdiagnosis—caused the harm. This involves proving that the harm would not have happened without negligence in the duty of care. Finally, our team shows the physical, emotional, and financial damages that were caused because of any of the following types of misdiagnoses:

  1. Wrong Diagnosis
  2. Missed Diagnosis
  3. Delayed Diagnosis
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Conditions that are Commonly involved in Misdiagnosis

There are some illnesses or conditions that are more frequently misdiagnosed than others. This is because the nature of the condition can have a variety of symptoms that may also be shared with other conditions, including the common flu. The challenge to the healthcare professional in these cases is doing the tests necessary and monitoring how the patient is doing so an accurate and correct diagnosis can be reached as soon as possible. Negligence enters the picture when the duty of care to determine the right condition is not adhered to. 

Examples of commonly misdiagnosed conditions are:

  • Heart Attacks
  • Stroke
  • Thyroid Conditions
  • Diabetes
  • Celiac Disease
  • Lupus
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Endometriosis
  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
  • Cancer

Speak with a Dedicated Misdiagnosis Lawyer with us Today

Misdiagnosis cases are particularly intricate, so it is crucial that you have the help of an attorney who is an expert in navigating such a case. Contact Lyons & Lyons now and schedule a time to discuss your case and how we may be able to help you truly begin to heal.

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