Medical Malpractice

When you or a loved one suffers an injury, you often turn to those medical professionals that claim to be experts in treating injuries. You rush to the hospital or the urgent care center for treatment for your injuries. You place your life in the hands of these professionals and expect them to take care of you. Yet all too often, these very same medical professionals cause serious injuries, sometimes fatal injuries, to those people that trusted them. If you find yourself on the wrong of this treatment you are a victim of a medical negligence or medical malpractice.

These lawsuits require a medical malpractice trial attorney to prove that a hospital, physician, surgeon, nurse, physician assistant or other medical provider provided unacceptable standard of care. Attorney Manny Arce and his firm has the experience, patience and financial ability to take on malpractice claims that have led to serious injury or death.  There is never a charge for you to talk to one of our medical malpractice attorneys, and we even make house calls.

Our main office in Miami, and other offices throughout the State of Florida, is available for a free consultation when you or a loved one believes a medical professional or institution has made a tragic mistake.

Often, these cases are complicated and take time to investigate properly before our law firm can certify in writing to the State of Florida courts that we have made a thorough investigation of your case and have determined that there is a sound reason to file a medical malpractice claim. Additionally, the time limit available for filing these claims is considerably shorter – two years from the date of the malpractice. This is precisely why you should immediately contact us to ensure we help protect your rights.

Our Miami medical malpractice attorneys have handled numerous medical malpractice claims. Some of the most typical examples of medical malpractice include:

• Surgical errors
• Emergency room errors
• Ob-gyn errors
• Failure to diagnose or misdiagnosis
• Improper reading of X-rays
• Birth injuries such as Erb’s Palsy or cerebral palsy
• Failure to diagnose cancer or other diseases
• Nursing home neglect
• Faulty medical or surgical products