When medical care falls short, we step in

When healthcare providers fail, the consequences are life-changing. Our attorneys have decades of experience holding hospitals and medical professionals accountable.

When Doctors Get It Wrong, You Have Rights

Medical malpractice happens when healthcare professionals make mistakes that cause serious harm. These errors are preventable — and someone should be held responsible.

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The Mistakes We See – and Fight Against

These errors aren't accidents – they're systemic failures that cost lives.

Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis
Surgical errors (wrong site, objects left behind)
Medication errors and adverse drug reactions
Blood transfusion mistakes
Mistaken patient identity

Medical Errors Are One of the Leading Causes of Death

Behind these numbers are families devastated by loss or lifelong injury. We work to make sure this doesn't happen in silence.

Medical errors are estimated to cause between 250,000 and 400,000 deaths annually in the U.S., making them the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer

Approximately 1 in 10 patients experiences some form of medical error during their care

Because your loved ones deserve the best

Proven Track Record

Successfully resolved more than a thousand cases for our clients
$91,500,000 Verdict Wrongful Death Case

Lawyers with over $100 Million in combined verdicts
Trial Lawyers Here to Help

Decades of combined experience taking cases all the way to trial, if necessary

$1.2 Million Arbitration Nursing Home Abuse
$91,500,000 + Verdict Wrongful Death Case

Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Malpractice

How Much Does It Cost To Hire An Attorney?

You don’t pay us any fees up front. We work on a contingency fee basis which means we only get paid if we win.
How Do I Know If I Have A Case?

If you think you may have a case, please reach out and give us a call or contact us through our website anytime. At McHugh Fuller, we don’t believe in automated answering machines, you’ll always talk to a real person.
How Long Does The Process Take?

Every case is different, but lawsuits often take years depending on the complexity of and willingness of the defendant to settle.