Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawyers
If a healthcare provider’s actions or omissions led to the misdiagnosis of your cancer, under New Jersey law you have the right to recover compensation for the financial losses you incurred as a result of your misdiagnoses, such as your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
At The Epstein Law Firm, P.A. our dedicated medical malpractice attorneys have helped families across New Jersey recover full and fair compensation following acts of medical negligence.
To get started on your case, please fill our convenient online contact form below to schedule a free initial consultation with a member of our team.
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"The Epstein Law Firm recently obtained a multi-million dollar settlement in an extremely complex and difficult financial services case. He and his team not only mastered the complex issues in the case, but also expertly handled all aspects of the negotiations. I cannot thank Michael enough for his dedication and hard work, and I highly recommend him and The Epstein Law Firm for those who need smart, creative, and aggressive lawyers who put their clients’ interests first.”
— Brian G.
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