Connecticut Failure to Diagnose Lawyer

A person who is ill or suffering from pain turns to a hospital and a doctor for answers. You expect to learn what happened, get the care you need, and heal. When a doctor or hospital fails to diagnose what is really happening, the risk of serious and long-term implications is very real.

At Connolly Brennan Ralabate, PC, we provide you with support and legal solutions. Meet with our Connecticut failure to diagnose lawyer for a free consultation.

Why Choose Us at Connolly Brennan Ralabate, PC?

Connolly Brennan Ralabate, PC, brings years of experience to your case. We believe in helping victims who may not have a voice through other firms because they have a difficult case. You can trust us to help you:

Over 30 years of proven, local experience and a solid reputation in the Connecticut courts
Millions of damages recovered for victims from settlements and verdicts
Real people, real access to attorneys, and reliable authenticity from lawyers who care about your best outcome

Speak to our Connecticut failure to diagnose lawyer to discuss what happened to you. There is no cost to doing so, and you only pay us for our legal services if you win your case.

Examples of Failure to Diagnose in Connecticut Hospitals

Failure to diagnose occurs when a medical provider does not follow the expected protocol for providing care, even though they have the same tools, knowledge, and resources that other professionals in the same position would use to diagnose a medical condition or injury. Examples of failure to diagnose causes include:

Malfunctioning equipment
Misreading test results or medical images
Not reviewing patient reports or medical records properly
Failing to provide timely care and access to necessary testing
Rushing through an assessment
Not having knowledge of rare conditions
Failing to listen to the patients’ concerns, the family’s statements, or the patient’s medical history
Failing to follow up on abnormal results and findings
Not ordering the right diagnostic testing
Not referring patients to specialists

For some reason, you did not get the care you should have. And, you are not suffering as a result of it. Let us fight for you.

Who Can Be Held Liable for a Failure to Diagnose?

Any person tasked with performing the above set of care steps who fails to do so could be held accountable if they are a licensed medical provider. This includes:

Primary care providers
Hospital doctors
Emergency doctors
Specialists
Hospitals or clinics
Labs
Nurses
Technicians

It is up to you, the victim, and your Connecticut failure to diagnose lawyer to prove who is at fault. Expect us to be aggressive in doing so.

How Long Do You Have to File a Failure to Diagnose Claim in Connecticut?

Under C.G.S. § 52-584, the Connecticut statute of limitations for medical malpractice, victims must file a lawsuit within two years of the date of the injury discovery, or when it should have been discovered, as long as that is no more than three years from the date the incident occurred. Our objective is to seek legal action sooner than this to protect your rights.

Call Our Connecticut Failure to Diagnose Lawyer Today

If you suspect that a medical provider failed you, contact our Connecticut failure to diagnose lawyer today. At Connolly Brennan Ralabate, PC, we take these concerns seriously and fight for you to get truly fair compensation. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation.