When healthcare causes harm
Medical malpractice cases in Florida involve strict pre-suit requirements, expert testimony, and hard-fought defense. Choosing counsel with the resources to see it through matters.
We investigate the crash, document your injuries, and deal with the insurance companies so you can focus on healing — and we prepare every case as if it is going to trial.
- Free, confidential case evaluation — you pay nothing unless we win
- Direct access to trial-tested attorneys, not a case number
- Meticulous preparation of every claim — medical records, experts, evidence
- Aggressive negotiation with insurers — and trial when they won't pay fairly
Malpractice cases we investigate
Not every bad outcome is malpractice — but these situations warrant investigation:
- Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis
- Surgical errors and wrong-site surgery
- Medication and dosage errors
- Birth injuries
- Failure to order or read tests
- Discharge without proper follow-up
Florida’s strict pre-suit hurdles
Florida medical malpractice law imposes a pre-suit investigation process, expert corroboration requirements, and a shortened statute of limitations — generally two years from discovery. Missing a procedural step can end a valid case before it starts.
We retain qualified medical experts early, conduct the mandatory pre-suit screening properly, and prepare every case for the aggressive defense hospitals and their insurers mount. If you suspect negligent care harmed you or a loved one, time matters.
- Medical bills — past and future
- Lost wages and earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent injury and disability
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Property damage and out-of-pocket costs
What to do after suspected malpractice
- Get medical care — your health comes first, and prompt treatment also documents your injuries before insurers can claim a "gap in care."
- Report and document — file the police or incident report, photograph everything, and collect names of witnesses while memories are fresh.
- Say nothing to insurers — do not give recorded statements or accept early offers — adjusters use both to reduce what they pay you.
- Call Spinner Law Firm — a free, confidential consultation costs nothing, and you pay no fee unless we win. The earlier we start, the more evidence we can preserve.