Mercy Hospital Negligence Attorneys

We Handle All Forms of Malpractice at Mercy Hospital

The attorneys at Lawsuit Legal have a 98% recovery rate, have handled over 40,000 injury cases, and are the go-to firm for complex cases.

Even the best run hospitals are not immune from negligent doctors, nurses, medical care providers, and management.

When they fail to meet the standard of care and cause harm our medical malpractice attorneys are here and ready to step in.

Our lawyers handle hospital negligence claims involving:

• Birth Injuries and Obstetric Malpractice - Injuries to mothers and newborns during pregnancy, labor, delivery, or postpartum care. Delayed cesarean sections, improper forceps use, and failure to monitor fetal distress can cause permanent brain damage.
• Prescription and Medication Errors - Wrong medications, incorrect dosages, or dangerous drug interactions prescribed or administered by doctors, nurses, or pharmacy staff. These errors can cause organ damage, allergic reactions, or death.
• Emergency Room Malpractice - Failure to admit critically ill patients, improper discharge with dangerous symptoms, or delayed treatment for heart attacks and strokes. ER negligence often turns treatable emergencies into permanent disabilities.
• Misdiagnosis and Delayed Diagnosis - Failure to diagnose or delayed diagnosis of cancer, infections, heart disease, and other serious conditions. Missing test results or failing to order necessary imaging allows treatable diseases to worsen.
• Cancer Malpractice and Radiology Errors - Radiologists misreading scans, doctors failing to order screening tests, or pathologists misinterpreting biopsy results. Delayed cancer diagnosis allows disease progression that could have been prevented.
• Cardiology Malpractice - Cardiologists missing heart attack warning signs, especially in female patients who present different symptoms. Improper cardiac procedures or medication errors involving blood thinners can cause strokes or heart failure.
• Stroke Malpractice - Emergency staff missing stroke symptoms or discharging stroke patients without diagnosis. Delayed treatment outside the critical intervention window causes preventable brain damage and permanent disability.
• Nursing Negligence and Monitoring Failures - Inadequate patient monitoring, failure to respond to call buttons, or wrong medication administration. Missing signs of patient deterioration leads to falls, pressure ulcers, and life-threatening complications.
• Hospital-Acquired Infections - MRSA, C. difficile, staph infections, and sepsis from poor hygiene protocols or contaminated equipment. These preventable infections can cause permanent organ damage or death.
• Understaffing and Corporate Negligence - Dangerous nurse-to-patient ratios, inadequate staff training, or cost-cutting measures that sacrifice patient safety. Management failures create systemic problems affecting care quality across all facilities.

If you suspect you have a potential medical negligence case contact us now so we can help you determine if you have valid grounds for legal action.