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When a medical procedure goes wrong or a healthcare provider fails to deliver the standard of care you deserved, the first 48 hours after the event are some of the most overwhelming moments a person can experience.

You may be in pain, confused about what happened, and unsure how to protect your rights.

This is where the calm, strategic guidance of an experienced medical malpractice attorney becomes essential.

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When people hear the term “lawyer,” they often think it means the same thing no matter the situation. 

But in the legal world, especially in complex cases like medical malpractice, there are very clear and important differences. 

Specifically, the role of a medical malpractice attorney is quite different from that of a Defense Lawyer. 

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