different. Mr. Jordan’s spends countless hours reviewing medical records and studying the aspects of your case in order to obtain the best result possible.
When choosing an attorney to represent you or your family in a medical malpractice case, there is no substitute for experience and knowledge. Many attorneys use billboards, TV ads, and phone book covers asking you to retain them to handle your malpractice case. Before you hire an attorney in a malpractice case, you should not be afraid to ask him or her about their experience in these complex and technically difficult cases. Ask how many medical malpractice cases they have personally handled as the primary lawyer and how many successful recoveries have they made for clients in malpractice cases.
We have personally and successfully represented many clients in malpractice cases, primarily representing physicians and hospitals from 1979 to 1985, and almost exclusively representing patients since 1985. These cases are time consuming to prosecute. In the 25 years that he has practiced law, Mr. Jordan has reviewed or handled between 1,000 and 2,000 medical malpractice claims or potential claims. At the present time he reviews approximately 100 claims per year and after a thorough review agrees to proceed with about 5 to 10 cases per year.
The following are some of the cases in which we have been successful and made recoveries in the six and seven figure range:
 Improper performance of chemical face peel resulting in permanent scarring.
 Improper performance of fem-pop arterial by-pass and failure to treat complications appropriately resulting in loss of leg.
 Failure to timely diagnose strep sepsis resulting in death of young child.
 Failure to properly monitor and regulate clotting times resulting in clotting of St. Jude's heart valve and death.
 Failure to order emergency CT scan and diagnose skull fracture resulting in death.
 Failure to diagnose closed angle glaucoma resulting in loss of sight.
 Improper performance of interlobular lens implant resulting in poor vision.
 Improper administration of cisplatin (chemotherapy) resulting in loss of kidneys and hearing in ovarian cancer patient.
 Failure to diagnose extent of stab wound and damaded femoral artery resulting in severe leg injury and scarring.
 Misdiagnosis of impending brain stem hemorrhage resulting in severe brain damage.
 Improper performance of arm surgery for Kienbach's syndrome resulting in severe damage to arm and wrist.
 Failure of nurse to monitor adriamycin (chemotherapy) administration resulting in extravasation and sever hand and wrist injury.
 Failure to perform proper condom catheter care with resulting infections and failure of penile prosthesis.
 Improper performance of spinal surgery for ossified posterior longitudinal ligament resulting in partial quadriplegia.
 Failure to monitor hospitalized patient for abdominal hemorrhage and death of patient.
 Improper performance of spinal surgery (>25 cases)
 Improper treatment of osteomylitis resulting in numerous complications and disabling injuries (>10 cases)
 Improper reduction of bone fractures and poor performance of orthopedic surgery (>25 cases)
 Improper diagnosis of impending heart attack resulting in death of patient.
 Improper biopsy and failure to diagnose malignant melanoma.
 Improper revision of morphine pump spinal catheter resulting in arachnoiditis and urinary/sexual dysfunction.
 Improper performance of laproscopic D & C resulting in bilateral pneumothoraxes and hypoxic brain injury.
 Improper credentialing and retention of surgeon with resulting injuries to numerous patients.
 Misdiagnosis and treatment of fungal infection resulting in severe leg damage and heart failure.
 Misdiagnosis of lung damage in child near-drowning victim resulting in child's death.
 Improper treatment of complications resulting from administration of streptokinase for treatment of MI and hemorrhage death of patient.
 Failure to properly treat clavicle fracture resulting in vein occlusion and RSD.
 Improper diagnosis of brain abscess resulting in severe brain injury.
 Improper chiropractic manipulation resulting in cervical disc herniation and surgery.
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