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Orthopedic Malpractice Attorneys

Were you or a loved one injured due to the irresponsible or careless actions of an orthopedic specialist? Are you now facing large medical bills, missing time from work or suddenly dependent on another for activities you never were before? If so, you may be entitled to file a claim for orthopedic malpractice.

Attorneys at Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen know the harm amateur and negligent orthopedists can cause, and they have the experience and legal knowledge to hold them accountable. In addition to esteemed lawyers, the firm’s team also includes medical investigators who provide valuable insight into the medical industry.

Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen stands ready to help. Contact our experienced team today to schedule a free consultation.

What Injuries Could Warrant an Orthopedic Malpractice Case?

Since orthopedic doctors are trained to treat musculoskeletal conditions — conditions relating to the skeleton and the muscles — their negligence can have terrible consequences for years to come.

Injuries that might qualify for a case include:

  • ACL reconstruction errors
  • Aggravated conditions from improper treatment
  • Amputation caused by improper cast application
  • Bones that fail to heal due to improper setting
  • Damaged nerves
  • Hip or knee replacement errors
  • Orthopedic conditions left to progress due to misdiagnosis

Orthopedic surgeons may also induce a coma or cause a dangerous condition in which hospital staff need to induce a coma. In extreme cases, orthopedic malpractice could result in death.

Other medical mistakes classified as orthopedic malpractice include:

  • Improper cast application
  • Improper setting of broken or fractured bones
  • Insufficient or improper post-surgery care
  • Misreading CT scans, MRIs or X-rays
  • Operating on the wrong body part
  • Operating in unsafe conditions
  • Surgical equipment left in the body

Do I Have a Case?

Cases of orthopedic malpractice tend to be very complex and require in-depth knowledge of the victim’s condition, as well as the factors that allowed the malpractice to occur. Not every injury caused by a doctor is considered malpractice; the law requires negligence, carelessness, or irresponsibility on the part of the doctor.

If you believe you suffered due to orthopedic malpractice, you will have to prove that the orthopedic doctor or surgeon owed a professional standard of care to you. Then you must show that they violated it and injured you in the process.

Statute of Limitations

The statute of limitations in Florida allows victims of orthopedic malpractice two years from the date of their injury or from the time the malpractice was or should have been reasonably discovered to file a claim. It is prudent to contact a reputable lawyer as soon as you suspect that malpractice occurred.

Why Choose GRYC?

TEAM APPROACH

Every GRYC case is handled by a team of lawyers supported by in-house investigators and legal professionals with extensive experience in the medical, law enforcement, and insurance sectors.

WINNING RESULTS

We have recovered over $1 billion in settlements and compensation for our clients, fighting for full and fair compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, physical suffering, and emotional trauma.

CHANGING THE LAW

We fight to change the laws and policies that hurt our clients to protect other innocent people from harm.

NO UPFRONT FEES

We take all cases on a contingency basis, which means that we pay all fees upfront, and only get paid if we win.

We fight every day to bring justice and truth back into the lives of unheard victims. We use our passion to improve the lives of our clients and our communities. GRYC is a force for justice, focused on you.

There are no upfront legal fees.

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GRYC has been a voice for injured victims in the South Florida area since 1988. Together, we will be heard. Together, we can make change happen.