If you’ve been the victim of medical malpractice, we’re here for you.
“Do no harm.” That’s rule number one for doctors. When you enter a hospital or clinic, you put your trust, faith, and health in the hands of medical providers. You’re vulnerable, and you have to trust the doctors and nurses to do their job, pay close attention, and follow safety rules. You depend on them to do no harm. But what happens when medical providers breach that trust?
Why you should contact SGB.
You need a first-rate medical malpractice law firm with a history of success—you need SGB to fight for your rights. Our medical malpractice attorneys have earned an outstanding reputation by protecting people like you for more than 50 years. We know medicine and we know the law. We have the experience and resources to tackle your case, including access to the top medical experts in the country, which is often the key to success in medical malpractice cases.
Our medical malpractice lawyers will be with you every step of the way. We’ll work closely with you to develop a strategy that fits your needs and goals. Our medical negligence lawyers shoulder the burden of getting full and fair compensation for your injuries so you can keep your focus where it belongs: on recovery and the well-being of your loved ones.
- $17 million verdict in an out-of-state birth injury/hypoglycemia case. Infant left in a permanent vegetative state after a failure to diagnose neonatal hypoglycemia.
- $2.7 million verdict in a birth injury/shoulder dystocia (entrapment in birth canal) case. Infant has a permanently partially disabled arm.
- $3.4 million verdict in a birth injury/neonatal resuscitation case. Infant suffers from some developmental delay and walking disabilities caused by failure to properly resuscitate following a difficult labor.
- $1.7 million verdict/settlement in a birth injury/delayed delivery case. Child suffers from cognitive disabilities.
- $1.5 million settlement for failure to perform a C-section to deliver a baby showing clear signs of fetal distress.
- $4.1 million settlement in case involving delay in diagnosis and treatment of bowel obstruction requiring emergency surgery.
- $3 million settlement in an Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) case.
- $300,000 settlement for an EMTALA case.
- $1.8 million settlement for failure to diagnose lung disease.
- $1.8 million settlement for severe brain injury caused by failure to diagnose subarachnoid hemorrhage.
- Confidential settlement for injuries due to delayed diagnosis of cervical cancer.
- Confidential settlement for wrongful death due to delayed diagnosis of colon cancer.
- $4.1 million settlement in case involving delay in diagnosis and treatment of bowel obstruction requiring emergency surgery.
- $780,000 verdict for orthopedic negligence in performance of unnecessary surgery resulting in permanent nerve damage and injury to shoulder.
- $500,000 settlement in a surgical malpractice case.
- $1.9 million settlement for the family of a woman who died after her physician failed to follow up on abnormal lab results.
- $1.3 million settlement in an anesthesia malpractice case resulting in patient’s death.
- $1 million settlement for a “rapid detoxification” procedure carried out in a negligent manner.
- $1 million settlement in a case involving mental health treatment by an unqualified provider.
- $1 million verdict for nursing home negligence resulting in vision loss.
- $350,000 settlement for prescription of drug with toxic side effects without proper monitoring.
- $600,000 for failure to diagnose and treat intrauterine infection, leading to death of baby.
- Confidential settlement for delayed diagnosis or prostate cancer.
- $2 million settlement for client injured during negligent performance of unnecessary cardiac catheterization.
- $1.5 million settlement for birth injury causing permanent impairment of vision resulting from failure to timely transfer care from midwife to hospital.
- $975,000 settlement for wrongful death for failure to treat infection following dental procedure.
- Confidential settlement for patient injured during negligent performance of electro-cardioversion in emergency room.
- Confidential settlement for failure to timely diagnose hematoma following spinal surgery.
DISCLAIMER: This is the fine print, but our fine print is regular size and in clear language. These client quotes and settlement/verdict figures are examples of the results we have obtained for others. Their cases were different from yours, so your result is sure to be different. We post these results for you to see that we have a track record of hard work, client service, and trial success. We won’t guarantee the results of your case, but we will guarantee to bring the same passion, skill, and experience when we fight for you.
Team Members
Adam Berger
Andy Boes
Benjamin Gauen
Elizabeth Hanley
Liz McLafferty
Sims Weymuller
Julie Kline