When you go into surgery, you are putting your life in the hands of a licensed anesthesiologist. No matter how minor the surgery may be, general anesthesia or an anesthetic block of a major portion of your body has a serious effect on your body. A miscalculation or loss of concentration during the surgical procedure can cause permanent brain and organ damage or death.
If you or a loved one suffered an injury because of an anesthesiologist error in Portland, Oregon, or elsewhere in western Oregon, talk to a Portland anesthesiology malpractice attorney at the Savage Law Firm right away. Under the direction of AV-rated* trial attorney Bill Savage, our team has been standing up for the rights of plaintiffs in Portland medical malpractice settlement claims and jury trials for more than three decades. We have obtained millions of dollars in settlements and won personal injury trials that have had an impact on state personal injury law.
Do You Have an Anesthesia Malpractice Case?
Many people assume that problems from anesthesia are part of the hazards of undergoing a surgical procedure. That may have been true 40 or 50 years ago. Today, you could suffer tragic results due to:
- Training methods
- New anesthesia products
- Systems for delivering the precise dosage
All are part of an expected level of care and treatment at hospitals and surgery centers throughout Oregon. Don't assume that your injury wasn't the result of negligence. Talk to an experienced Portland anesthesia error lawyer to discuss the circumstances of your case. We offer a free consultation and handle Oregon anesthesiologist negligence claims on contingency. If we can't help you recover money in an insurance settlement or jury award, you won't pay attorneys fees.
Contact the Savage Law Firm today to arrange a free initial consultation. Call 503-222-0200 to speak to our personal injury lawyers.
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