MEDICAL

MALPRACTICE

Helping Victims of Medical Malpractice Hold Negligent Doctors and Medical Professionals Accountable

We can handle all types of medical malpractice cases, including:

• Dangerous Pharmaceuticals.
• Birth Injuries.
• Obstetric Malpractice.
• Nursing Medication Errors.
• Cancer Misdiagnosis or Failure to Diagnose.
• Surgical Errors.

At our law firm, we understand how convoluted medical malpractice cases can be. It can be onerous to prove that the doctor or medical staff’s actions amounted to negligence without the proper resources. A successful case outcome requires the assistance of lawyers experienced in handling medical malpractice claims and understanding the unique nuances involved in these cases. It also necessitates having access to a large network of trusted professionals who will meticulously examine the circumstances surrounding your injury to prove negligence.

We’re not only up to these challenges but have a long history of turning them into successful settlements and verdicts at trial. At OPO, we enlist experts, construct exhibits, and turn to trusted medical professionals to ensure we have approached your claim from all angles. We will take every step we believe is necessary to make it clear to the opposition that you deserve every bit of the compensation we’re requesting.

Here are a few of the results OPO has produced for our clients:

• A patient in the intensive care unit (ICU) became disconnected from the ventilator. However, the nursing staff at a Northern California hospital had shut off the alarm, so the alarm didn’t signal. The oxygen deprivation caused brain damage, resulting in a $1.2 million settlement for the patient.
• A urologist’s failure to dilute radioactive dye injected into the plaintiff’s penis burned away tissue in the corpus cavernosum, causing permanent impotence. With our firm’s representation, the plaintiff received a $550,000 settlement.

Results, experience, and integrity—OPO’s commitment to greatness is evident in everything we do. We understand that as a victim of medical malpractice, you may feel emotional and vulnerable during this process, so in addition to being your legal advisor, we’re also here as your confidant and trusted friend.

Advocates for your well-being—Yes, we’re lawyers. But we’re also health advocates and community supporters with a passion for people spanning from our law office into Southern California and beyond. Therefore, you’ll often find us sponsoring local events and doing charitable work in our free time. Our mission is to make life better for all those we encounter, so we operate with your best interest in mind. Each client receives detailed attention to their case, along with an unparalleled depth of knowledge and a warm smile. Though you may be experiencing a difficult time in your life, you can be confident that your case is in competent hands.

Free case evaluation—We understand that you may be overwhelmed with uncertainty. You’re unsure of what steps to take and need a trusted advisor to help you navigate the often arduous and complex claims process. That’s why we offer free consultations. Part of our job is to put your mind at ease. You have enough concerns competing for your attention. During this initial meeting, an attorney will review your case’s details and help you understand your rights and legal options. You can also, during this time, reveal any concerns you may have.

History of favorable outcomes—Results matter, and we deliver on our promise. Our medical malpractice attorneys make every effort to get our clients the best results available. Our customer reviews continuously refer to our professionalism, depth of knowledge, and strong concern for our clients.

No matter how a medical professional’s mistake has impacted your life, our lawyers have the necessary skills to set things right for you as well as make sure you’re well compensated for your losses. Damages you may be entitled to are:

• Hospitalization.
• Rehabilitation and surgical procedures.
• Emergency Transportation.
• Mental and physical pain and suffering.
• Loss of wages and earning capacity.
• Lost quality of life.