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Medical Malpractice

Getting Results for Victims of Medical Malpractice

The attorneys at the Naperville Law Offices of Mathys & Schneid have almost 30 years of combined experience standing up for the rights of medical malpractice victims in Chicago and throughout the western suburbs. We have succeeded in medical malpractice cases because we approach every case with determination and aggressive representation.

Was It Medical Malpractice?

You know that something went wrong. You know that something did not turn out the way you expected. However, you also know that even though there was an unexpected result, it does not mean it is automatically the fault of the doctor or other medical professional involved.

But it might have been. That's the challenge in medical malpractice cases. It is a challenge that our lawyers are equipped to handle. We will take the steps necessary to find out what really happened and to pursue maximum compensation for victims of medical negligence.

The Key to Success: Showing Causation

We discover and prove that a doctor or other medical professional failed to act appropriately while providing you medical care. That is one important part of proving a medical malpractice case. We also prove the nature, extent and severity of the injury you suffered. That is another part.

However, there is another critical part that is often missed by other attorneys: showing the connection between the doctor's inadequate medical care and your injury. In other words — showing causation. We have longstanding relationships with highly qualified medical experts who will assist us in proving your case at trial.

We will provide this experience handling cases involving:

We Earn a Fee Only When You Get Results

All medical malpractice cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. You will not pay any attorney fees unless you receive compensation.

Contact us for a free consultation with an experienced lawyer.

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