BROOKLYN, NY, May 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Failing to diagnose Diabetes can have severely negative effects on a person. Diabetes has become extremely wide spread in America and affects million of Americans. When a doctor does not properly diagnose it, it can have severely permanent harmful effects on those suffering from it. The Bronx Medical Malpractice firm of Reibman & Weiner, recognizes that fact, and as a result, has defended numerous clients who have suffered from the misdiagnosis of diabetes.
Reibman & Weiner is a medical Malpractice law firm representing clients all over Brooklyn. On their staff, they have over 50 years of experience and have successfully defended numerous Malpractice claims, some receiving compensation in the millions. Partner of the firm, Steven Weiner, is also a licensed physician allowing them great insight into medical Malpractice claims. Reibman & Weiner handle many types of cases aside from medical Malpractice. They also help clients assert their legal rights in police brutality, traffic accidents and much more.
As for diabetes, a failure to detect it by a doctor can lead to severe consequences. For example, patients can incur serious brain injury that can stay with them for the rest of their lives. It can cause decreased oxygen to the brain, which can lead to cardiac arrest or even comma. They point out on their websites that infants and newborns are particularly susceptible to brain injury. This can cause Cerebral Palsy, which can threaten and make a child suffer for their entire lives by decreasing their cognitive functions.
It does not take a vivid imagination to imagine different types of Malpractice claims, but it does take an experienced law firm to successfully win them. Having a licensed physician on staff gives Reibman & Weiner an important edge over other law firms. Additionally, it also gives you the client an important edge as well. Rather than relying on outside doctors without an intimate feel of your case can be risky. You re better served by having an attorney and doctor in one.
Reibman & Weiner have a track record of successful Malpractice claims. They have achieved huge cash rewards for their clients, and with it, peace of mind and a sense of justice. That is why they are so trusted. For more questions or concerns please call 718-522-1743.
Reibman & Weiner
26 Count St
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11242
718-522-1743
http://www.brooklynlawyersfirm.com
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Brooklyn Medical Malpractice Lawyers, Reibman & Weiner Defend Against Brain Injury
Brooklyn Lawyers, Reibman & Weiner help fight misdiagnosis of diabetes.
2011-05-15
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