New Jersey Hospital Errors Lawyers
Qualified Hospital Malpractice Attorneys in Rochelle Park, NJ Have Decades of Experience Handling Hospital Error and Hospital Negligence Cases in Bergen County, Essex County, Passaic County, and Throughout NJ
Those who work in hospitals and lead hospital systems owe it to patients and to the public to operate safely. Equipment should be up-to-date and functioning properly; supplies should be available; and doctors, nurses and other staff should all serve patients using high levels of care. When hospital care standards are not met, patients’ lives are jeopardized. At The Epstein Law Firm, our New Jersey hospital errors lawyers have decades of experience handling hospital error and hospital negligence cases. We thoroughly understand all the applicable standards of care and the regulations governing hospitals in our state. Working with medical experts, we can determine if your injury was the result of a failure to adhere to those standards, and if so, we will pursue full and fair compensation for your injuries.
Call our Bergen County law firm at 201-231-7847 or send us an email to schedule a free consultation. If we take your case, we will work on contingency, charging you no attorneys’ fees until you receive a settlement or verdict.
Suffering From The Result Of A Hospital Error And Have Questions? We Can Help, Tell Us What Happened.
Handling a Variety of Hospital Injury and Fatality Claims
Everyone within a hospital, from a surgeon to a secretary, at some point handles critical aspects of a patient’s life. Errors at any stage of the process can lead to serious consequences for the patient. Over the years, our law firm has handled malpractice and injury claims related to:
- Medication errors/pharmacy errors
- Equipment failures
- Unsanitary conditions and infections
- Lack of adequate staffing
- Delayed treatment and other forms of emergency room negligence
- Failure to follow proper protocols
- Failure to have proper procedures in place to handle a given situation
- Assaults within hospitals
Our New Jersey Hospital Errors Lawyers Expressly Acknowledge That Time Is a Factor
It is important to realize that a number of hospitals and other facilities are affiliated with the state of New Jersey and/or county and city governments. You should seek legal advice as soon as possible after your injury, because there are strict deadlines by which a case must be filed if the defendant is affiliated with a public entity. Do not take the risk of having your claim barred by the statute of limitations.
Get Advice From An Experienced Medical Malpractice Lawyer. All You Have To Do Is Call 201-231-7847 To Receive Your Free Case Evaluation.
Contact Our Team Of New Jersey Hospital Errors Lawyers Today; Do Not Hesitate
For a free consultation to discuss your potential malpractice claim with an experienced New Jersey attorney, call The Epstein Law Firm at 201-231-7847 for a free initial consultation. You can also contact us online. We will either meet with you in our Rochelle Park office or at your home or hospital.
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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.”
"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.”
