Attorney Lawrence Land Provides the Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I file a Virginia medical malpractice claim against someone other than a physician?

A: Every medical malpractice case is different, and the details of your specific case should be thoroughly reviewed by an experienced Virginia medical malpractice lawyer in order to determine if negligence was involved and which party was at fault.  Generally speaking, however, you may file a claim for medical malpractice in Virginia against any entity or individual who provided (or provides) health care to you (or a family member), as long as that party was negligent in some way, resulting in serious medical problems.  Specifically, cases of catastrophic medical errors or Virginia wrongful death may involve claims against surgeons, doctors, technicians, optometrists, nurses, physical therapists, medical facility owners, nursing home employees (considered nursing home negligence or abuse), or dentists (considered dental malpractice).

For help determining which party may be considered negligent in your Virginia medical malpractice case or for free answers to your most pressing questions concerning life-altering medical errors, contact Norfolk medical malpractice attorney Lawrence Land.  Land serves individuals and families throughout the state of Virginia, and he will consult with you free at no obligation to you.

Contact Land online or at any of the numbers below:

Nassawadox:  757-442-7272
Norfolk:  757-625-1911
Toll-free:  800-800-1911.