St. Louis Medical Malpractice Attorneys
Any medical professional has a sacred responsibility to provide competent care. If they fail to do so, serious injuries and even deaths can result. People who have suffered from such malpractice should file medical malpractice claims.
At Kolker & Germeroth, L.L.C., our experienced trial lawyers can guide you through the medical malpractice process. We can meet with you free of charge, carefully analyze your case, and let you know whether you have a case. If you do, we can fight for you at no charge. As in all personal injury cases, we are only paid as part of a settlement or verdict.
Our attorneys can meet with you in our Clayton, Missouri offices or in your home or hospital. We serve the entire St. Louis area, including Arnold, Creve Coeur, Ballwin, Webster Groves, Kirkwood, University City, Des Peres, and elsewhere in Missouri and eastern Illinois. Contact us.
About Medical Malpractice
In the state of Missouri, medical malpractice cases have recently become very difficult. There are caps on recovery that do injustice to people whose lives and the lives of their families were damaged irreparably by negligent doctors.
The only viable option that people have after suffering medical malpractice is to get an experienced trial lawyer who can help them get the maximum allowable by law to pay for their further medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other expenses. At Kolker & Germeroth, L.L.C., our lawyers take cases involving any of the following:
- Misdiagnosis, missed diagnosis of serious conditions
- Birth injuries
- Surgical errors
- Emergency room errors
- Overmedication
- Wrongful death
- Catastrophic injury: brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations
Keep in mind that not all failed medical procedures constitute malpractice. It is only malpractice if the doctor, nurse, or other medical professional failed to uphold the basic standards of care. If, for example, a very risky surgery failed despite everyone's best efforts, it does not constitute malpractice. If, however, a doctor failed to notice a tumor in a basic examination, it could be malpractice.
Our lawyers know how to investigate an incident and build strong cases showing that malpractice occurred. We consult with medical professionals and work hard to get medical records. Our attorneys are known for their trial work, and are always willing to take a case to court if necessary.
Contact Us
If you would like to speak with a lawyer free of charge about any medical malpractice issue, call us at 1-866-770-8691 or visit our contact page. You can also fill out our special personal injury intake form. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
