Raleigh Medical Malpractice Lawyer
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Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Raleigh
We all rely on medical professionals—doctors, physicians assistants, nurses, nurse practitioners, EMT, and pharmacists, and more—for their care, compassion, and expertise. We entrust them with our lives and wellbeing, as well as the lives and wellbeing of our family and loved ones. When we do so, medical providers are obligated to meet certain professional standards, known as the “standard of care,” based on the norms and expectations of their profession.
Raleigh NC Attorneys Fighting for Patients Harmed by Medical Negligence and Malpractice
Unfortunately, medical providers sometimes fall short of that standard, with catastrophic consequences. When a patient is harmed by the negligence of a medical provider—such as misdiagnosis, infection mismanagement, surgical errors, or improper medication—patients’ lives are irreparably altered. Potential harms include not only physical pain and suffering, but also major medical expenses, emotional trauma, family
stress, and professional consequences. But while you are focused on piecing your life back together, the negligent provider and their insurance company are readying their defenses to avoid liability and minimize your recovery.
That is why working with experienced and dedicated medical malpractice attorneys is essential to holding hospitals and medical providers accountable and maximizing your recovery. At Ballew Puryear, we are poised to immediately protect your rights and maximize your recovery after being harmed by medical malpractice. With our small but committed team, your case is not one of one hundred—it is treated as one of one, completely unique and deserving of personalized and timely attention. Specifically, our firm has built extensive experience and success in litigating claims arising from birth injuries, brain injuries, and surgical errors. If you or your family have been harmed by medical malpractice, please contact Ballew Puryear immediately.
Birth Injuries
Hospital Negligence
Surgical Errors
Emergency Room Injuries
Paramedic / EMT Negligence
Intubation / Ventilation Injuries
Infection Mismanagement
Failure to Diagnose / Misdiagnose
Improper Medication
Nursing Home Abuse
Dental Negligence
Severe Children Injuries
Brain Injuries
Spinal Injuries
Clinical Trial / Medical Research Fraud
What is Medical Malpractice?
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional, through a negligent act or omission, causes harm or injury to a patient. This can include errors in diagnosis, treatment, aftercare, or health management. For a case to be considered medical malpractice, it must be proven that the healthcare provider violated the standard of care, and that this violation directly caused harm to the patient. Common examples of medical malpractice include surgical mistakes, misdiagnosis, medication errors, and failure to treat a serious condition in a timely manner.
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Why Choose Ballew Puryear
We Have Proven Results. Through our careers, we have secured dozens of multiple million-dollar settlements and verdicts for clients, resolved disputes others could not, and brought justice and closure when it was needed most.
In Personal Injury Cases, Clients Don’t Pay Fees or Costs Unless They Win. If you need help in cases such as wrongful death, personal injury, or motor vehicle collisions, you do not have to pay any fees or cover any costs unless we recover for you.
In Commercial and Contract Disputes, We Can Handle Complexity Efficiently. Our lawyers have deep experience handling commercial, employment, and other corporate disputes, from non-solicitation agreements to franchisee litigation to state/federal parallel class actions and billion-dollar government contract fights. We fight for individuals, not Fortune 500s, however, and handle our hourly work efficiently with our client’s economics always in mind.
Who We Represent and How it Defines Us. Our team has chosen this line of work because we get to help people and families in need. And the true measure of our performance is measured by what we see when we look in the mirror at the end of the day.