Our firm has been successfully representing individuals injured by medical malpractice and other negligence actions for more than thirty years.
Our lawyers and staff are committed to working with you personally and helping you understand each of the steps of your lawsuit.
As a small firm we are committed to our client's individual needs. Your case will receive specialized care and attention because your case is important to us.
Through more than three decades of experience, our firm has developed the expertise and established the resources to successfully provide our clients with the representation they deserve.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
Medical malpractice occurs when a medical practitioner makes an error or fails to properly diagnose or treat an illness, resulting in a patient's injury or death.
Doctors are not the only people who may be held liable in a medical malpractice claim. Hospitals, hospital staff, nurses, pharmacists and other medical professionals may also be defendants in your malpractice action, depending on what happened and how your injury occurred.
BIRTH INJURY
Some of the most tragic cases of medical malpractice arise from injuries that happen to newborns in the delivery room. The neglect can stem from a doctor or nurse failing to notice signs of trouble or to act in a timely manner when emergencies arise. Brain injuries, cerebral palsy, brachial plexus injuries and nerve damage are common birth injuries that can dramatically impact a child's future quality of life.
MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION/PERSONAL INJURY
If you have been hurt in a car, truck or motorcycle collisions, your personal injury may have left you with medical bills and forced you to miss time from work. If your injuries were caused by another person, you may be entitled to money for those damages. We understand the issues surrounding these types of cases and have the experience to work for you to recover your losses.
Thomas Keel & Laird, LLC helps personal injury clients receive monetary damages for medical costs and lost income (past and future). Most personal injuries occur in vehicle accidents, but they can arise in other situations, such as a slip and fall incident, or injuries suffered on a ski lift.
WRONGFUL DEATH
We trust doctors, nurses, and hospitals to provide quality medical care. Unfortunately, healthcare professionals may fall short of meeting this standard. For example, they may make mistakes in evaluating a patient's condition, administering anesthesia or giving dosages of medication. In cases resulting in the patient's death. the surviving family members may have a wrongful death claim.
Surviving family members of wrongful death victims can be compensated for economic losses including loss of financial support.
