Time Is Of The Essence In Cancer Diagnosis
With early diagnosis, many forms of cancer are now treatable. However, if months or years go by without medical intervention, cancer cells can easily multiply and spread to other parts of your body, resulting in terminal health conditions that could have been avoided.
At the Law Office of Robert A. Miller, our founding attorney has 35 years of experience representing victims of personal injury. If you or a loved one has an advanced stage of cancer that was not diagnosed early enough for successful treatment, we offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case.
Our firm represents both victims of delayed diagnosis of cancer as well as people who have lost parents, spouses or children due to a physician’s failure to diagnose lung cancer or other types of cancer.
Representing Cancer Victims In Eugene And Throughout Oregon
The following forms of cancer can often be treated and may go into remission if they are diagnosed early enough:
- Breast cancer
- Colon cancer
- Lung cancer
- Kidney cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Malignant brain tumors
- Skin cancer
- Cervical cancer
Although all patients should receive regular checkups so that illnesses such as cancer can be diagnosed at an early stage, sometimes doctors miss cancer symptoms or fail to order proper tests that could result in early cancer detection.
If you are a victim of medical negligence, we work hard to hold the providers or facilities accountable to recover compensation for you and your family members. We will consult with appropriate experts to determine if your doctor overlooked observable symptoms or failed to order proper tests to diagnose your cancer early enough. We also handle wrongful death cases that stem from a delayed diagnosis of cancer.
Contact Us For A Free Consultation
To discuss your misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of cancer with me, delayed diagnosis of cancer lawyer Law Office of Robert A. Miller, call us at 541-359-4331 or contact us online. All medical malpractice cases are handled on a contingency fee basis.