Misdiagnosis Attorneys
Fighting for Patients’ Rights

Sometimes symptoms can be missed. Other times, the wrong condition is treated. If a medical mistake has affected your life, it’s time to talk to our misdiagnosis lawyers.

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Our experienced medical attorneys help victims of diagnostic errors and delayed diagnoses navigate the legal process, ensuring you get the compensation you deserve.

Results

Our attorneys fight for patients and families affected by misdiagnosis, pursuing lawsuits to secure justice, recovery, and accountability for medical errors.

$25,000,000

Verdict

Traumatic Brain Injury Accident

$18,000,000

Verdict

Motorcycle Accident: Traumatic Brain Injury

$15,750,000

Settlement

Commercial Vehicle Accident: Wrongful Death

$15,000,000

Settlement

Wrongful Death

$12,026,500

Verdict

Mass Transit MAX Bus Accident: Multiple Clients

$12,000,000

Settlement

Commercial Vehicle Accident: Wrongful Death

$11,000,000

Settlement

Multiple Clients: Wrongful Death, Traumatic Brain Injury, Surgical Accident

$10,000,000

Verdict

Factory Accident: Serious Mangled Arm Injury

$9,750,000

Settlement

Spinal Cord Injury Accident

$9,375,000

Settlement

Industrial Accident: Wrongful Death

Types of Misdiagnosis Cases We Take On

We’ve handled over 250,000 cases. Our number one goal is to get you and your loved one justice, because no one should suffer due to harm caused by incorrect or delayed medical diagnosis.

Cancer

Delays or mistakes in diagnosing cancer lead to worsened outcomes.

Delayed Stroke Diagnosis

Failure to identify stroke symptoms quickly can be life-threatening.

Heart Attack

Missed or mistaken heart attack signs delay urgent treatment.

Meningitis or Encephalitis Missed Diagnosis

Infections overlooked or misread can cause severe complications.

Pulmonary Embolism

Blood clots misdiagnosed or untreated result in deadly risks.

Soft Tissue or Orthopedic Injuries Missed or Misinterpreted

Bone and muscle injuries are often overlooked or misread.

From missed strokes to cancer errors, these cases show why a medical attorney is critical when filing a failure to diagnose lawsuit, delayed diagnosis lawsuit, or other misdiagnosis claims.

Justice starts with one call

From the first call to the final verdict, our clients share how we stood by them and delivered results when it mattered most.

I could not be happier that I was able to find Alexander Shunnarah’s firm. They provided me with quality service and they communicated with me every step of the way. They are very prompt and professional and they actually specialize in car accidents and personal injury, so that was a relief. Thank you so much for your service and for getting my case handled.

Udo R.

Alexander Shunnarah was very knowledgeable and showed me compassion in my time of need. The information they provided me was accurate and helpful, I would use Alexander Shunnarah again if necessary. Thank you for all your help concerning my case.

Jennifer F.

Outstanding services, quality work and great company to deal with. I walked in and felt like it was a family environment. You can tell every one genuinely cares. Outstanding firm and service definitely a 5 star quality company.

Drew F.

Ways We Can Support You

Every trial attorney on our team is trained to fight aggressively for your rights. Here’s how our team will help, throughout the legal process.

Free Case Review

We’ll review your claim and explain the best legal options available.

claim investigation

Our team gathers evidence and builds a strong case from the start.

expert Negotiation

We deal directly with insurers to secure the maximum recovery possible.

Court Representation

If a fair settlement isn’t possible, we’re ready to fight for you at trial.

No-Win, No-Fee

We guarantee that you don’t pay us unless we win your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about working with an attorney, filing a misdiagnosis lawsuit, and how delayed or failure-to-diagnose cases are handled.

Can a Misdiagnosis Count as Medical Malpractice?

If your doctor’s mistake is considered unreasonable or below the expected standard of care, then yes, it can be considered medical malpractice. Doctors have a responsibility to properly identify and treat your health issues.

How Often Do Doctors Get a Diagnosis Wrong?

It’s more common than you might think. Misdiagnosis is a serious problem that can have major consequences for patients. Doctors don’t always get it right the first time.

How Do I Know if I Have a Case for a Misdiagnosis Lawsuit?

The best way is to talk to a misdiagnosis attorney. They can review the details of your situation and let you know if you have grounds for a case against the doctor or healthcare provider. They’ll know whether the doctor failed to provide the care that was expected.

What Kind of Evidence Helps in a Delayed Diagnosis Claim?

To build a strong case, your attorney will gather documents like medical records and test results, as well as statements from medical professionals. This helps show how the delayed diagnosis negatively impacted your health and treatment.

Can I Still Sue if the Misdiagnosis Didn't Cause Long-Term Harm?

Yes! Even if the misdiagnosis didn’t lead to permanent health issues, you may still be able to file a lawsuit. The law understands that diagnostic errors can still cause significant short-term harm, like pain, wasted time, and medical bills.

What Should I Do if I Think My Doctor Made a Mistake?

First, get a second opinion from another doctor and make sure to get copies of your medical records. Then, reach out to a misdiagnosis attorney to discuss your situation and your options for taking legal action.

How Long Do I Have to File a Claim for a Wrong Diagnosis?

This depends on where you live. The timeline (or statute of limitations) varies state by state. An attorney can let you know the specific deadline for your case.

Should I Talk to a Misdiagnosis Attorney Even if I'm Unsure?

Yes, it’s worth having a conversation with a misdiagnosis attorney, even if you’re not sure you have a case. They can review the details, let you know if you have grounds to file a claim, and explain your rights and options. It’s a free consultation with no obligation, and it can provide helpful clarity.