Virginia Medical Malpractice Cases

If you believe you have been injured by the malpractice or negligence of a doctor, hospital, nurse or other health care provider, you need to read my popular book Why Most Victims of Medical Malpractice Never Recover a Dime, before hiring an attorney or talking to the insurance company. It's the only book of its kind for Virginia victims of medical malpractice.

You can order your copy of the book by filling out the form on the right. The book is free to residents of Virginia. (Everyone else can buy it on Amazon.)

The Book Thoroughly Describes the Medical Malpractice Claims Process from Top To Bottom and Shows You, Step by Step, How to Find the Right Virginia Medical Malpractice Lawyer For Your Case

Medical malpractice cases are among the most difficult cases a lawyer will ever handle. According to a recent study, patients will win only 23% of cases that go to trial in front of a jury. Most patients will never recover a dime. (If you don't think that the medical profession protects it's own, read Coronary: A True Story of Medicine Gone Awry

My Free Book Will Show You

• Exactly what you need to prove to win your case;
• How to find a "real" medical malpractice attorney (not just one who says he does medical malpractice in the Yellow Pages);
• what "no fee if no recovery" really means;
• What the insurance company will do to defeat your claim;
• Why proving your doctor was wrong is not enough;
• How the medical profession bands together to keep you from winning your case;
• How the most catastrophically injured victims continue to get injured by the court system.

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Frequent Questions for Virginia Medical Malpractice Cases:

• I was on a medical malpractice jury recently. Although we wanted to find for the plaintiff we were afraid that our verdict would destroy the doctor financially. His wife was sitting in the courtroom during closing arguments and we really felt sorry for them. Will a doctor be destroyed by a medical malpractice verdict?
• You declined my case. How come?
• Why do we need expert witnesses in our case?
• How can we prevent the doctor from altering my medical records?
• What is "informed consent?"
• What is the "continuous treatment" rule?
• If I sue my doctor, is he going to lose his license?