ER Expert Witness

Accidents are bound to happen in life, and the medical industry is no exception to this rule. While most medical professionals are highly competent in their positions, even the best doctors can make mistakes. 

The ER proves time and time again to be one of the most unforgiving places when it comes to clients pursuing legal action. Therefore, regrettable emergency room mistakes are just medical malpractice lawsuits in the making.

As a lawyer, you want to provide your client with the best representation possible. However, your area of expertise does not lie within the realm of health care. 

That’s where Reliable Clinical Experts come to the rescue. Read on to learn how an ER expert witness can guide you through the challenges of representing clients in emergency room malpractice suits. 

What an ER Expert Witness Specialist Does

An ER expert witness specialist is an individual who guides lawyers working on emergency room malpractice suits. A medical expert witness has extensive medical knowledge and works with legal professionals to determine if a particular case is worth pursuing. 

As a lawyer, having an expert witness on your legal team is a must when going into the courtroom. An expert witness can be there to provide any emergency room analysis or testimony necessary during your litigation process. 

An expert witness will also provide the necessary medical information in an easy-to-understand manner to a judge or jury that may not have intimate knowledge of medical jargon or practices. 

Overall, ER expert witness specialists fully understand the law and the best practices of practicing medicine, particularly within an ER setting. This skill set makes them a critical part of any successful medical malpractice case. 

Our Medical ER Expert

  • Board-certified specialists with degrees earned from the world’s most esteemed universities.
  • Experts in their fields who know how to evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients with all kinds of medical and surgical needs.
  • Pre-screened applicants who know how to translate complex medical jargon so that it is easily understood for you, your client, and a jury.

Working with an ER Expert Witness from Reliable Clinical Experts will provide you with an expert witness with the best credentials possible.

Medical malpractice suits can become very complex. However, no matter how difficult your specific case may be, a specialist from Reliable Clinical Experts will provide you with the answers you need through all steps of litigation.

Connect with an Expert Witness Today

If you believe that an ER expert witness could help your litigation process, connect with the specialists at Reliable Clinical Experts today.

Our expert witness specialists are highly qualified individuals who have gone through an intensive screening process. Each team member at Reliable Clinical Experts is board-certified, licensed, and active.

If you have an upcoming ER medical malpractice suit, contact Reliable Clinical Experts at (855) 608-2025.

How ER Experts Can Help Your Malpractice Case

You go to an emergency room (ER) of a hospital or medical center with a medical condition. You leave the hospital in a worse condition. You blame the hospital or the doctor.

Do You Have a Legitimate Medical Malpractice Case?

To establish a medical malpractice case, you must prove that your doctor’s treatment fell below the prevailing standard of care required of doctors in the same practice. How do you know if you have a case? One way is to have an expert look at your case before you proceed with litigation.

You can obtain a free consultation to determine what type of medical specialty is involved in your case. For example, if you believe your doctor failed to diagnose your lung cancer in a timely fashion, you will need a pulmonologist to look at the merits of your case.

The medical specialist will review your case and decide the potential for litigation. The specialist may conclude that your doctor acted appropriately and that you don’t have a case. It’s better to invest a little money on the front end than to invest your time and energy into the case and then find out your case has no merit.

What If Your Initial Evaluation Shows Your Case Is Worth Litigating?

If the initial review shows you have a case that should be litigated, the same expert who evaluated your case will provide you further services as needed. Those services may include the following:

·         An affidavit stating that your doctor did not comply with the prevailing standard of care

·         A deposition answering questions about the expert’s opinion

·         Trial testimony supporting your case

You may have heard someone say, “I need an expert witness.” Without an expert witness, your medical malpractice case will be dismissed right from the start. You need a medical expert witness who can explain your case in a way that is easily understood by lawyers, judges, and juries.

 

If you have been misdiagnosed or received substandard treatment by a doctor in the ER, you need an expert medical witness to help litigate your case.

Consult Our Experts Today

Don’t waste your trial funds on a consultation with a high initial case review rate just to find no evidence of medical negligence. Let Reliable Clinical Experts closely examine the merit of your case for a low-cost consultation. Schedule an appointment with our medical experts today. Learn more about how we can help with your legal issues by giving us a call.

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