Tampa Medical Malpractice Attorney For Prescription Errors | Law Service Updated

Aug 15, 2022

Tampa,United States - August 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The attorneys are proud to now be working with patients and clients who have suffered the grave consequences of prescription errors. Whether a prescription error has led to an injury that impacts the quality of a patient’s life or, most tragically, death, the Rojas Law Group wants to ensure that patients and their next of kin know their rights. That’s why they are now representing clients who are seeking compensation from prescribing doctors or hospitals and from the pharmaceutical companies behind the product in question.

More details can be found at https://rojaslawgroup.com/project/medical-malpractice-accidents

The expansion of their medical malpractice services into prescription errors coincides with America’s ongoing and deepening opioid crisis, which has revealed stark flaws in the country’s medical system, and the monetized relationships between doctors and big pharma.

The Rojas Law Group understands that one wrong prescription can result in lifelong consequences for both a patient and a family. They also understand that although nothing can repair the kind of damage caused by severe medical malpractice, fair monetary compensation can go some way towards mitigating its ongoing negative effects and the financial burden it places upon individuals and families.

In addition to their new prescription error cases, the attorneys continue to represent clients who have suffered grievously because of a misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, including a cancer misdiagnosis. They also work with wrongful death cases, birth injuries, surgical mistakes, anesthesia errors, and the failure to prevent or treat infections.

More information on their services and attorneys is available at https://rojaslawgroup.com/attorneys-profile

According to CNBC, more than 250,000 Americans die every year because of medical malpractice. This makes it responsible for almost 10% of deaths annually and makes it the third-leading cause of death following heart disease.

With these staggering numbers in mind, the Rojas Law Group is proud to be constantly updating their specialist malpractice representation services for clients in Tampa and nearby counties, including Lake Mary.

Led by acclaimed lawyer Juana Rojas, the firm offers the expertise of a large team of experienced medical malpractice and personal injury attorneys.

A spokesperson for the group said, “Medical malpractice is a serious issue that can have lifelong effects on victims and their families. When doctors, surgeons, or other medical professionals make mistakes that result in injury or death, it impacts not just those involved but also everyone who knows them personally and professionally. If you have been injured and have been facing troubles due to medical malpractice, you need to speak with a lawyer right away.”

More information is available at https://rojaslawgroup.com

Contact Info:
Name: Juana Maria Rojas
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Organization: Rojas Law Group
Address: 3405 West Columbus Drive Suite A , Tampa, Florida 33607, United States
Phone: +1-813-879-2223
Website: https://rojaslawgroup.com/

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