Cancer Misdiagnosis Attorney: Fighting for Families in Pennsylvania
Cancer affects 1 in 3 people in the U.S., and a misdiagnosis can lead to devastating consequences. If you or a loved one were told you had cancer, only to find out later the diagnosis was incorrect or delayed, Latona Law is here to help.
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For over 30 years, Latona Law has been helping families just like yours get the answers they deserve. Our team of skilled attorneys will use decades of experience to assess your case and determine if you are owed compensation for a cancer misdiagnosis or medical error.
Misdiagnoses can lead to unnecessary and often painful treatments, creating trauma and confusion for patients and their families. In the case of a cancer misdiagnosis, obtaining second opinions and consulting with specialists is critical to confirming errors. If you suspect you’ve been misdiagnosed, it’s vital to seek legal help immediately.
Proving Medical Negligence in Cancer Misdiagnosis
Demonstrating misdiagnosis as medical malpractice is a complex process requiring attention to detail. To successfully prove negligence, it must be shown that a doctor either did not consider cancer as a possibility during evaluation or failed to properly assess the symptoms presented. This is where Latona Law excels. Our attorneys work diligently to uncover the truth, holding healthcare providers accountable for their mistakes.
If a doctor has misdiagnosed or mistreated cancer in you or a loved one, we’ll thoroughly investigate your case, gathering the necessary evidence to build a strong claim. Should we find that your doctor failed in their duties, we will file a cancer misdiagnosis lawsuit on your behalf. The compensation from a successful lawsuit can cover long-term medical care, disability, medical bills, loss of wages, and more.
Common Causes of Cancer Misdiagnosis
Cancer misdiagnosis can occur due to a variety of reasons, including:
- Misidentifying a cancerous tumor as benign
- Missing cancerous lesions during a biopsy
- Failing to refer a patient to a specialist
- Misclassifying or underestimating the aggressiveness of cancer
- Mishandling specimens or misinterpreting results
- Failing to follow up on suspicious symptoms
- Inadequate screening of high-risk patients
- Overlooking or misunderstanding patient complaints
These errors can result in delayed treatments, leading to more aggressive cancer stages and poorer patient outcomes. Early detection is often key to improving a patient’s prognosis, which makes a misdiagnosis all the more devastating.
Latona Law: 30+ Years of Cancer Misdiagnosis Experience
Latona Law has been serving the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton community for over three decades, specializing in cases of cancer misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis. We have successfully recovered millions for families impacted by medical errors, ensuring that justice is served and that victims receive the financial restitution they deserve.
Whether your case involves delayed treatment, incorrect diagnosis, or failure to diagnose, our experienced attorneys are ready to help. We’ll evaluate your case at no cost, and if we take on your claim, you won’t pay any fees unless we win.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
If you suspect medical negligence in diagnosing or treating cancer, don’t wait. Contact Latona Law today at (570) 825-9000 to schedule a free consultation. We are committed to helping families in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area get the justice and compensation they deserve.