Suffolk & Nassau County NY Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawyer & NYC Malpractice Attorney
Jul 17, 2019
Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C. -- Long Island updated its range of services for clients in Suffolk and Nassau County, New York, who have experienced a cancer misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis. The attorneys have decades of experience fighting for patients harmed by medical negligence.
Uniondale, United States - July 16, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Law firm Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C. — Long Island announced the launch of an updated range of legal services for clients in Suffolk and Nassau County, New York, who have been the victims of hospital error or medical malpractice, including cancer misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis. The legal experts have the financial power and legal expertise to support each client’s claim from the investigation, to service of documents, pre-trial discovery, mediation, negotiation, and trial, if necessary.
More information can be found at by contacting the Suffolk County Hospital Error Lawyers at Ask4Sam.
Early detection is vitally important to the successful treatment of cancer. If a medical professional rules out cancer when it is actually present, it can lead to progression of the disease, lack of response to effective treatments, and potentially fatal consequences.
Cancer misdiagnosis is a serious form of medical malpractice that harms countless patients each year. In the United States, an estimated 12 million adults who seek medical care are misdiagnosed every year and in half those cases the misdiagnosis has the potential to do real harm.
When a person is misdiagnosed as not having cancer, a judgment may be awarded by a court of law to compensate the victim and/or compensate the victim’s family for wrongful death if the victim is determined to have passed away as a direct result of the misdiagnosis.
With over three decades of experience obtaining successful results for clients, the legal team at Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C. — Long Island have helped their clients receive over $1 billion in total in cases of cancer misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis.
With a unique blend of compassion, expertise, and innovation, Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C. — Long Island has settled many claims successfully for past clients. The attorneys have won record-breaking verdicts for clients, and they have a wealth of knowledge when it comes to law and medicine.
A satisfied client said: “Excellent malpractice law firm. I personally know Robert Miklos, Es., and learned that he is a serious attorney who cares about his clients and achieves outstanding results for their misfortunes. I highly recommend Robert and the law firm of Silberstein, Awad and Miklos for your malpractice and injury cases.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website or accessing https://ask4sam.net/suffolk-county-malpractice/surgical-error-lawyer and https://ask4sam.net/suffolk-county-malpractice/cancer-lawyer.
Contact Info:
Name: Joseph Miklos
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Organization: Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C. -- Long Island
Address: 600 Old Country Rd, Uniondale, New York 11553, United States
Phone: +1-631-390-0001
Website: http://ask4sam.net
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88896161
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