The Top Medical Malpractice Law Firm in Northeastern Pennsylvania

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area's top medical malpractice lawyers with 30+ years specializing in stroke, birth injury, brain trauma & other severe injuries.

$175 Million

Recovered in Northeastern Pennsylvania

$13.5 Million

for Hypoxic Brain Injury

$11.5 Million

for Misdiagnosis Leading to Paralysis

$7 Million

for Stroke Misdiagnosis

As Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's leading medical malpractice law firm, Latona Law has helped recover $175,000,000+ in compensation for local families.

We specialize in cases where a medical error may have caused a catastrophic injury such as brain injury, stroke, heart attack, or infection resulting in paralysis, amputation, death or brain injury.

In order to recover compensation for permanent or catastrophic injuries due to medical negligence, you need a law firm that is experienced in all types of medical cases. In addition to a successful track record, a good medical negligence law firm needs to be focused enough on what constitutes medical negligence to supply the resources and individualized attention it takes to properly analyze and eventually win such cases. At Latona Law our team is solely focused on medical negligence; specifically birth injury, stroke, heart attack, brain injury, amputation, infections, and any case where negligence led to a preventable catastrophic injury or death. Furthermore, we concentrate our efforts on the Luzerne and Lackawanna County.

Latona Law has helped local families like yours for the past 30 years as we seek to bring peace of mind to your family. Our team of skilled attorneys will use our expertise and decades of experience to see if you are due any type of compensation.

If you feel a medical professional has failed in their duties to provide proper medical care for you or a family member that has resulted in catastrophic bodily injury, pain or death contact Latona Law by submitting a contact form or calling (570)825-9000.

 

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After consultation, if it has been determined that you have experienced medical negligence a suit can be filed.

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During the litigation process you will have frequent check-ins with updates as to the progress.

Types of Medical Malpractice Cases We Handle:

  • Brain Injury
  • Cerebral Palsy
  • Emergency c-section
  • Placental Abruption
  • Hypoxic Encephalopathy
  • Medical Malpractice
  • Stroke Injury
  • Heart Attack
  • Infection
  • Amputation
  • Wrongful Death
  • Hospital Negligence
  • Cancer Misdiagnosis
  • Medical Negligence

Remember you are charged NOTHING until we win.

Never get discouraged, timeframes vary from a few months to even a few years. We look forward to meeting you at your free consultation and our team at Latona Law will stop at nothing to get justice for you and your family.

Unfortunately, there is not an easy answer to this. The medical malpractice legal team at Latona Law makes the process as easy as possible. The first step is a brief, 15-minute free consultation to review the situation with a Latona Law medical malpractice attorney. In this this consultation we gather the facts that allow a medical negligence review, but even if malpractice occurred, various statutes or other limitations could still restrict our ability to file a medical malpractice lawsuit. Therefore, before filing a claim, a more thorough review by our team of expert medical malpractice lawyers and doctor/lawyers is necessary. After this review we will have a better idea of if there was a medical error or negligence in your treatment and if the catastrophic damages fall within the statutes in the state of Pennsylvania.

 

The duration of time to file a claim varies based on the type of injury suffered and the medical malpractice case that can be filed. This is also known as medical malpractice statute of limitations. For example, in the state of Pennsylvania, you have until your child’s 20th birthday to file a claim for their preventable injuries. For an adult medical negligence claim, the Pennsylvania Statue of Limitations is two years from when first discovered or should have been discovered. For this reason, it is imperative to act quickly and have your case reviewed by a Latona Law medical malpractice attorney.

The Latona Law medical malpractice legal team will limit the burden on your family as much as possible. There are different ways to approach a medical malpractice case and the team will thoroughly explain these options to you and your family. Understanding your involvement is another important step in considering whether to file a medical malpractice claim. Another reason we always suggest acting quickly is to allow enough time for us to analyze and consider the options available.

There’s no cost or fees to until we recover compensation for the struggle you and your family face. Before filing the claim, you will receive a client agreement that outlines the costs and fees associated with the medical negligence case. There is no payment required if we fail to recover compensation for you and your family.

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