Arnette Law Firm

Doctors, chiropractors, dentists, and other medical professionals are human; they can make careless mistakes like everyone else. When that carelessness causes severe harm, our legal system provides only one way to achieve fair compensation: through the filing and successful handling of a lawsuit. The Arnette Law Firm of Red Bank, New Jersey, provides quality legal representation to people with serious injuries related to medical malpractice.

Having a child should be a joyous experience. But if a doctor, obstetrician, midwife, or other medical professional makes a mistake, the child can suffer serious and debilitating injury. Suddenly joy is mixed with worry, confusion, and frustration. Medical facilities, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals may try to admit little or no responsibility for their mistakes.

Few people realize that they may have a legal remedy for a missed opportunity to provide a cure. Even when a doctor treats your cancer to the best of their ability; if they had a chance to make an earlier diagnosis but did not through sheer negligence, they can be responsible for damages.

In a free initial consultation, the Arnette Law Firm can discuss with you the current law and how it may apply to your experience with a cancer misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis of cancer, or failure to treat cancer properly.Our medical malpractice expertise has successfully handled many cancer misdiagnosis cases.

After an auto accident, the other driver's insurance company will likely contact you offering a quick settlement. Even if it is your own insurance company wanting to settle your property damage or other claims with you, do not agree to anything without first speaking, free of charge, to a lawyer with the Arnette Law Firm.

The backbone of excellent products liability prosecution is having knowledgeable experts to evaluate how a person was injured. Ideally, experts should be highly educated and accomplished in their fields and have courtroom experience testifying for both plaintiffs and defendants. If they have testified for "both sides, " in a legal area, an expert is more likely to be considered unbiased and credible.