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When Medical Care Kills Instead of Heals.
You trusted healthcare providers to save your loved one's life. When medical negligence causes death instead, you deserve answers, accountability, and justice for your family.
A National Crisis
Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States, according to research published in The BMJ. More than 250,000 patients die from preventable medical errors annually.
250,000+
Deaths from medical errors annually (U.S.)
#3
Leading cause of death in America
Many
Are entirely preventable
Types of Fatal Medical Errors
We handle all types of medical malpractice wrongful death cases.
Surgical Errors
Wrong-site surgery, retained surgical objects, anesthesia errors, and fatal surgical complications.
Misdiagnosis & Delayed Diagnosis
Failure to diagnose cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and other conditions until it's too late.
Medication Errors
Wrong medication, wrong dosage, dangerous drug interactions, and pharmacy mistakes.
Birth Injuries
Failure to monitor fetal distress, delayed C-sections, and oxygen deprivation causing infant death.
Hospital Negligence
Understaffing, inadequate monitoring, infection control failures, and falls.
Emergency Room Errors
Premature discharge, failure to diagnose serious conditions, and delayed treatment.
How We Build Medical Malpractice Cases
1
Obtain Complete Medical Records
We gather all records from every provider involved in your loved one's care.
2
Expert Medical Review
Qualified medical experts review the records to identify deviations from the standard of care.
3
Causation Analysis
Experts establish that the deviation—not the underlying condition—caused the death.
4
File Affidavit of Merit
Oklahoma law requires a sworn statement from a qualified expert before filing suit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider—doctor, nurse, hospital, or other medical professional—deviates from the accepted standard of care, and that deviation causes injury or death. We must prove the provider failed to do what a competent provider would have done under similar circumstances.
We retain qualified medical experts who review the records and testify about the standard of care, how it was breached, and how that breach caused the death. Oklahoma law requires an affidavit of merit from a qualified expert before filing suit. We work with leading medical experts across specialties.
Oklahoma previously had a cap on non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases, but it was struck down as unconstitutional by the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Currently, there is no cap on wrongful death damages, though this area of law continues to evolve. We track current legal developments.
Potentially yes. If the doctor was an employee of the hospital (not an independent contractor), the hospital may be directly liable. Additionally, hospitals can be liable for their own negligence—understaffing, inadequate supervision, equipment failures, and systemic failures. We investigate hospital liability.
Oklahoma's statute of limitations for medical malpractice is two years from the date the injury was discovered or should have been discovered. For wrongful death, the clock typically starts at death. Claims against government hospitals may have shorter deadlines. Time is critical—contact us immediately.
We need all medical records from the providers involved—hospital records, physician notes, lab results, imaging studies, and nursing notes. We also need the death certificate and autopsy report if available. We can help you obtain these records if you don't already have them.
Hold Negligent Providers Accountable.
Medical malpractice cases are complex, but we have the resources and expertise to take on hospitals and doctors. Contact us for a confidential review of your case.
No Fee Unless We Win