Bladder Cancer Misdiagnosis
Detected early enough, five-year survival rates for bladder cancer are high. If the disease is not detected in the early stages of development or if a misdiagnosis is made, it may then spread outside of the bladder and into the nodal system, at which point the prognosis for surviving this disease becomes significantly worse.
When a bladder cancer misdiagnosis occurs and results in a poorer prognosis for the patient, health care providers may be held liable for the resulting damages.
Talk to us if you are concerned about a bladder cancer misdiagnosis. We have extensive experience with these difficult cases and understand the complex medical issues involved. To learn more — call or contact the experienced attorneys at the New York State law firm of Powers & Santola, LLP, for a free consultation today.
Excellence in the Fight for Justice
In the American civil justice system, excellent results do not happen by accident. You have to understand the law. You have to prepare your cases as if a trial will be necessary. You have to be willing to go to trial and have the skills necessary to do well by your clients once there.
At Powers & Santola, we have built a national reputation for excellence by choosing to accept only legitimate and substantial cases, and by concentrating our resources and efforts to achieve results that fully address each individual client's needs. To ensure open lines of communication and thorough case preparation in the process, all of our clients work with a team of two lawyers, a paralegal and a legal secretary for the duration of the case.
Toll Free: 866.733.2326 / Local: 518.618.4095
Our firm handles lawsuits involving the delayed diagnosis of bladder cancer on behalf of people here in New York State, and in every U.S. jurisdiction that recognizes the "loss of a chance" doctrine. Contact us online or call us at either of the two numbers shown above to schedule your free consultation today.
