Naperville Improper Medical Consent Attorneys
Serious questions and doubts arise after a medical procedure goes wrong or has unexpected outcomes. In other situations, the patient has legitimate cause to question whether surgery was necessary at all. These situations, and others, raise issues of proper and improper medical consent as well as whether what occurred constitutes medical malpractice.
If you or a family member has suffered a bad medical outcome such as a serious surgical error, one of the avenues to explore is whether proper consent was obtained. Our experienced personal injury lawyers know the right questions to ask and the best angles to pursue. Please contact us today to discuss your concerns without cost or financial risk.
Thorough Investigation of Your Concerns About Surgery and Proper Consent
Illinois medical consent laws are complex. The many forms you may have signed under duress are virtually impossible for non-lawyers to understand and — as with most insurance policies and forms — most people sign based on trust. Further, just because you signed forms does not mean you have no recourse if medical malpractice occurred.
We are well prepared to investigate your potential claim based on:
- Failure to obtain proper, signed consent or other violations of Illinois medical consent laws
- A surgeon's questionable decision to perform an added procedure or "go further" with surgery than you or your family anticipated — as when a total hysterectomy is done along with another OB/GYN procedure
- Failure to consult a family member or other authorized person if you were incapacitated but surgery was not an emergency
- Other forms of medical malpractice such as emergency room errors, sometimes accompanied by issues of improper medical consent
For Personal Attention From a Skilled Attorney, Call 877-662-5011
One of the clear principles at our respected law firm is to provide direct attention from an attorney through every phase of your case. We strive to take all your concerns into full account, and look at all available strategies and sources of compensation for you.
If you are suffering yourself or grieving for a family member because of what you believe may be medical malpractice, we encourage you to contact our lawyers and request a free consultation to talk through what happened and learn your legal rights.
