Maryland Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Representing People Injured by Medical Negligence in Virginia & Washington DC

Malpractice committed by a doctor, hospital, or any health care provider can truly be a life-changing experience, often resulting in future medical complications, huge medical bills, permanent disability, pain, and a diminished quality of life. In extreme cases, it can even result in death.

Talk to an experienced Maryland personal injury attorney at Wilson & Parlett. From our offices in Upper Marlboro and Waldorf, we offer a free case evaluation to review the evidence, analyze your chances of recovering compensation, and explain your options for filing a lawsuit for damages.

Guidance through a Complicated Process

Statistics show that a vast number of medical malpractice claims are actually the result of malpractice committed by a relatively small number of physicians or medical facilities. Our attorneys can help you through what is often a cumbersome and complicated process to present the strongest case possible to recover the money you deserve.

Using Independent Professionals to Strengthen Your Case

The law is very precise regarding what constitutes medical malpractice. At Wilson & Parlett, we are legal professionals, not medical experts. When necessary to strengthen your case, we hire qualified medical experts who can review your treatment records to determine whether there has been a deviation from the acceptable standards of medical care. With firm evidence in hand, we aggressively work to settle your claim when possible. If not, we are prepared to litigate your case.

We Stand Up against All Types of Medical Negligence

Wilson & Parlett handles virtually any kind of medical malpractice case, including:

• Improper treatment resulting in permanent injuries
• Birth injuries, cerebral palsy, and defects
• Surgical errors, including wrong-site surgery
• Fatal mistakes during surgeries or post-operative care
• Brain injuries
• Failure to properly diagnose and treat cancer in time
• Medication errors

Remember, there are many potential notice deadlines, statutes of limitation, and other pitfalls to navigate in a typical medical malpractice claim. Retaining an experienced medical malpractice lawyer in Maryland can improve your chances of receiving the full compensation to which you are entitled.

Contingency Fees

The legal fees for all personal injury cases at Wilson & Parlett are on a contingency basis, which means there is no fee unless we successfully obtain compensation. During your free initial consultation, our attorneys can determine whether or not you have a valid medical malpractice claim.