Pennsylvania Medical Malpractice Claim Attorneys
The lawyers at Hal Waldman & Associates combine hands-on experience in medical malpractice claims coupled with a thorough knowledge of the laws and statutes. We invest those resources on behalf of clients victimized by medical malpractice. For us, every case involving the negligence of a doctor matters.
Your serious injury is taken seriously at Hal Waldman & Associates. The insurers do not care. We care. We are on your side. Call or e-mail us to schedule a free conversation with proven lawyers.
What Is the Statute of Limitation for a Medical Malpractice Claim?
Following the act or failure to provide care or diagnose an illness that led to serious injury or tragic death, plaintiffs must file a medical malpractice or hospital negligence claim within two years. Minors are excluded from the statute, having two years from their 18th birthday to pursue damages. Minors who are emancipated must follow the two-year statute.
While all states define medical malpractice the same, Pennsylvania law differs significantly. Medical malpractice lawsuits are not limited by an established cap in damages.
Free Case Evaluation · Contingency Fees in Personal Injury Cases
Every medical malpractice case begins with a free initial consultation, including personal visits to a client's home, hospital or other location. We work on contingency. Clients are not responsible for attorneys' fees or expenses until a final settlement or verdict is paid.
Call 866-586-8235 to speak to an experienced Pittsburgh medical malpractice attorney at Hal Waldman & Associates or contact us online.
