Experienced Connecticut Medical Malpractice Attorney
Connecticut medical malpractice law is complex. Cases can be difficult to prove. If a medical practitioner has injured someone by failing to adhere to the standard of care, there simply is no substitute for highly qualified representation.
Charles B. Price Jr. has been litigating in Connecticut’s medical malpractice arena for nearly three decades. He fully understands the law, how to prove his clients’ cases and how to obtain justice and maximum compensation.
Significant Medical Knowledge
More importantly, he has a level of medical knowledge which rivals many doctors. He conducts an extensive investigation of every claim and understands complex medical reports. Attorney Price has the medical knowledge to expertly cross-examine doctors and their experts—ensuring a jury hears all the facts.
He provides clients with a complete picture of their case and the available avenues so they can make informed decisions about whether and how to proceed.
The motivates him to put all his knowledge and experience to work on his clients’ behalf. Throughout the process, Mr. Price is sympathetic to the difficulties medical malpractice victims and their families face. He understands the pain and suffering they-endure.
The Law Offices of Charles B. Price, LLC handles claims against doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, surgeons, specialists, radiologists, pharmacists, dentists, psychiatrists, hospital staff, and other medical providers for injuries caused by the following:
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25 Years of Trial Experience. Solid Results.
Horstman v. Waterbury Hospital --A medical malpractice claim on behalf of a 76-year-old retired plumber and former boxer, who was hospitalized due to congestive heart failure. Despite obvious signs of deterioration, the health-care providers neglected to provide appropriate treatment, and Mr. Horstman died. Case was tried by Attorney Price in Waterbury, Connecticut resulting in a jury award of $375,000.
John Doe v. Hartford Hospital -- Claim of medical malpractice on behalf of a 42-year-old stockbroker who suffered a brain injury when the attending anesthesiologist permitted his blood pressure to drop too low for too long during elective shoulder surgery. As a result, the individual suffered a stroke from insufficient blood flow to the brain, which caused significant loss of function. The claim was settled against the anesthesiologist and the hospital for $2.65 million.
Anonymous v. Griffin Hospital --A 42-year-old woman entered Griffin Hospital Emergency Department with complaints of severe abdominal pain. The patient was worked up for pancreatitis. The Emergency Department physician ordered an abdominal x-ray to assist in diagnosing her complaints, and specifically to rule out "free air" in the abdomen because that condition reflects an abdominal perforation which requires immediate surgery. The x-ray was reported as negative and as not reflecting any "free air". However, the x-ray was interpreted incorrectly, and in fact, the patient had a perforated duodenal ulcer that was leaking gastric fluid into her abdomen. Ultimately, the patient died from an acute infection caused by the perforation. The claim was settled for an undisclosed amount against the radiologist and the hospital.
Please contact us for a thorough review of your medical malpractice case.
The Law Offices of Charles B. Price Jr., LLC: A formidable advocate for every client
