Professional Neligence - Medical and Legal Malpractice

Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice, or negligence, occurs when a physician, dentist or other health care provider fails to properly treat a medical condition and the negligent act or omission is the cause of a new or aggravated injury to the patient.
Resch & Driscoll, P.C. reviews all potential Medical Malpractice claims to be sure that they are viable.
Acts of medical malpractice may involve:
- The failure to properly perform surgery or provide medical treatment
- A physician's failure to timely diagnose a disease or condition
- A failure to obtain informed consent of the patient for an operation or surgical procedure
- Misuse of prescription drugs, medical devices or implants
- Performing unnecessary surgery
- Incorrectly interpreting diagnostic tests and studies
Malpractice claims can also involve the negligent actions of:
- Hospitals, nurses, anesthesiologists, and technicians
- Other employees
The law provides a right to compensation for the following:
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Resch & Driscoll believes that the key elements to successfully represent our medical malpractice clients consist of:
- 1st, a thorough knowledge and experience in the use of expert medical witnesses who can establish the standard of care required.
- 2nd, a sensitivity to the trauma and psychological effects on the individual and their family caused by being negligently treated.
- 3rd, the willingness to aggressively litigate against an unyielding and difficult adversary to obtain compensation for the wrong.
Should you believe that you or a family member may have a claim for medical malpractice, our law firm will assist you in obtaining a copy of the relevant medical records and have them reviewed by a medical expert. As always, be advised there are deadlines (statute of limitations) to filing malpractice claims.

Legal Malpractice
Resch & Driscoll, P.C. has been developing the expertise of helping people improperly represented by their attorneys for close to 20 years.
Basically, a lawyer commits malpractice when he/she fails to provide competent or ethical legal services to their client, whether intentionally or through negligence, that causes harm to their client.
Claims for legal malpractice may include:
- negligent advice
- conflicts of interest
- failure to act timely (missing the statute of limitations)
- disclosure of confidential information causing the client harm
- failure to properly research issues
- failure to properly follow through after a lawsuit has been filed
Failure to exercise the appropriate care, attention, or detail to an entrusted matter can result in financial losses to the client.
The Law Firm of Resch & Driscoll is prepared to investigate and pursue claims of attorney negligence, and to help you recover any financial losses you have sustained as a result of legal malpractice.
We have successfully represented clients involving legal malpractice in:
- business matters
- real estate matters
- failure to properly handle medical malpractice claims
- missed statutes of limitations
- conflicts of interest
- breaches of fiduciary duty