Failure to Diagnose

New York Misdiagnosis and Failure to Diagnose

At Pazer & Epstein, P.C., our attorneys have aggressively represented clients in misdiagnosis and failure to diagnosis cases for over forty years. We are known for our reliability and a strong track record of getting results for injured clients seeking justice and full financial compensation for the harm they have suffered.

Medical advances have made many once untreatable diseases treatable. Medication, treatments, and surgeries have prolonged and even saved lives. When there is a failure to diagnose a medical condition or disease, our experienced attorneys stand ready to protect your rights. At Pazer & Epstein, we vigorously pursue maximum damage recoveries for clients who have injured by misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose. Contact us to schedule a free consultation.

Failure to diagnose cancer represents the largest segment of medical malpractice cases in the United States. Not identifying the illness in the early stages can be fatal. If the disease is not diagnosed properly, treatment options that would have been available may have little or no effect on the patient.

Doctors are held to a clear standard of care for their patients. When that standard is breached, you need an experienced medical malpractice attorney experienced in cases where there is a failure to diagnose. Our experience coupled with our network of medical experts will help us back up the claims of a failure to diagnose. We thoroughly investigate all the facts, no matter how small.

In a case where there is a failure to diagnose, your rights are at stake. More importantly, your health and your life are at risk because of a doctor’s negligence. We have successfully handled many medical malpractice cases where there was a failure to diagnose and we will bring that experience to your case.

For more information or to schedule a free consultation with an experienced lawyer regarding a misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose cancer, please contact us. We have offices in New York City and Long Island.