William M. Powell
Powell, Jackman, Stevens & Ricciardi, P.A.
Florida
FLORIDA MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ATTORNEY
People trust their doctors with their lives. Unfortunately, that trust is often breached, resulting in catastrophic injuries that can diminish the quality of our lives forever. Medical malpractice occurs when a medical professional’s failure to adhere to standards of care in the medical community causes injury to patients under their care. Doctors are not the only medical professionals that can commit malpractice. Nurses, technicians, anesthesiologists, pharmacists, physical therapists, and other medical staff can be responsible for causing your injuries. Medical malpractice may occur for a variety of different reasons.
William M. Powell has successfully handled many medical malpractice cases, we accept cases including:
- Airway Errors
- Anesthesia
- Anesthesia Errors
- Anesthesia Related Injuries
- Birth Injuries
- Birth Trauma
- Botched delivery Resulting In Shoulder Dystocia
- Brain Damage
- Brain damage resulting from failure to diagnose diabetes in a child
- Brain Injuries
- Catastrophic birth injury resulting from failure to perform C-section in a timely manner
- Catastrophic brain injury resulting from failure to monitor anesthesia
- Catastrophic brain damage resulting from improper administration of drugs following surgery
- Catastrophic brain damage resulting from improper care following surgery
- Catastrophic brain damage resulting from improper nursing care
- Cerebral Palsy
- Child Brain Injuries
- Death of a child during birth following uterine rupture
- Death resulting from aortic dissection
- Death resulting from failure to diagnose internal bleeding in emergency room
- Death resulting from failure to diagnose serious medical conditions
- Death resulting from failure to treat impending heart attack
- Death resulting from failure to notify patient of blood test
- Death resulting from failure to properly implant catheter
- Defective heart valve installed in patients
- Delayed Diagnosis
- Delayed Treatment
- Drug Errors
- Emergency room
- Emergency Room Errors
- Emergency Room Malpractice and/or ER staff malpractice
- Erb’s Palsy
- Failure to Diagnose
- Failure to diagnose appendicitis in emergency room
- Failure to diagnose prostate cancer
- Failure to diagnose breast cancer
- Failure to Evaluate Patient
- Failure to Follow up with Treatment
- Failure to diagnose internal injuries
- Failure to Monitor Patient
- Failure to Notify Patient
- Failure to Monitor Fetus
- Failure to Monitor Mother
- Failure to Respond to Fetal Distress
- Failure to Perform Timely C-Section
- Failure to report cancer test results to patient
- Failure to Treat in a Timely Manner
- Foreign objects left in patients during surgery including catheters or sponges •Fractures
- Heart attack
- Heart failure and intestinal blockage and kidney damage due to inappropriate cardiac stent
- Hospital Negligence
- Inadequate follow-up care
- Injuries during laparoscopic surgery
- Injury during laparoscopic cholecystectomy
- Intracranial hemorrhage
- Laboratory Errors
- Medication Improper Prescriptions
- Medication Errors
- Meningitis
- Misdiagnosis
- Nursing Home Abuse
- Nursing Home Bedsores
- Nursing Home Death
- Nursing Home Neglect
- Neurosurgical Malpractice
- Obstetrical Injuries
- Obstetrical or OBGYN Errors
- Patient Birth Injuries
- Paralysis
- Paraplegia resulting from air embolism during spinal surgery
- Paraplegia resulting from error in placement of needle in spinal anesthesia
- Paraplegia resulting from failure to properly treat staph infection
- Paraplegia resulting from improper placement of catheter in baby
- Post-surgical care resulting in hospital-acquired infection
- Prescription errors
- Quadriplegia resulting from x-ray error – failure to discover broken neck
- Reactions Overdose
- Seizures
- Stillbirth
- Spinal accessory nerve injury during biopsy of neck
- Surgical fire causing extensive injuries and burns during opthalmic (eye)
- Surgical fire causing extensive injuries and burns during routine pacemaker
- Surgery
- Surgical Errors
- surgery for internal injuries sustained in accident
- Spinal Injuries
- Sponge or Instrument(s) Left Inside After Birth
- Surgical Errors
- Total blindness resulting from spinal tap
- Total disability brain damage following surgery Foreign object (catheter) left in patient during surgery
- Traumatic brain injury
- Wrongful Death
- Wrong medications
- Wrong Site Surgery
In the most grave cases of medical malpractice, death results. If you or a loved one has suffered serious injury or death at the hands of a negligent doctor, nurse, hospital, or other medical professional, you need an experienced medical malpractice attorney fighting for you. Call me at Powell, Jackman, Stevens & Ricciardi, P.A. & P.C., we handle medical malpractice claims in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Ocala, West Palm Beach, today to discuss your medical malpractice case with a compassionate personal injury attorney who understands the pain, frustration and financial difficulties you are facing. I can help you seek justice, monetary compensation and peace of mind during this difficult time. For more information regarding Florida medical malpractice cases, visit our resource center.
Powell, Jackman, Stevens & Ricciardi, P.A. & P.C. is a Florida law firm. William M. Powell is helping people that have been injured as a result of medical malpractice, nursing home abuse or neglect, airplane accidents, car accidents, automobile accidents, and all types of personal injury cases and wrongful death matters in Florida. If you or a loved one has been injured in any type of accident in Cape Coral, Ft. Myers, Bonita Springs, Naples, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte (Lee County, Collier County, Charlotte County) Call an experienced injury attorney at (239) 540-3333 in Florida to discuss your case.