1.9 million neurons are destroyed every minute during an untreated stroke
Stroke is the #5 cause of death and leading cause of disability in the U.S.
Ischemic strokes (87% of all strokes) are treatable with tPA if given in time
Hospitals with stroke certification have significantly better patient outcomes
Many stroke malpractice cases settle for $500,000 to $5+ million
Six Forms of Stroke Malpractice
Our network of attorneys specializes in all forms of stroke-related medical negligence. Click each type to learn more about how these cases are proven.
Steps to Take After Stroke Malpractice
Document Everything
Keep all medical records, discharge papers, prescriptions, and any written communications from the hospital. Request copies of all imaging studies and lab results.
Note Dates and Times
Write down when symptoms started, when you arrived at the hospital, when you were seen by a doctor, and when any treatments were given.
Get a Second Opinion
Have another physician review your medical records to assess whether the standard of care was met. This can be crucial evidence in your case.
Act Quickly
Statutes of limitations for medical malpractice vary by state, typically ranging from 1-3 years. Don't wait — contact us for a free evaluation today.