Medical and Legal Malpractice
MEDICAL AND LEGAL MALPRACTICE ATTORNEYS
The Solomon Law Group, P.A. represents appropriate clients in medical malpractice, legal malpractice, professional liability, and professional employment matters throughout Florida.
These cases may involve complicated professional standards, extensive records, expert testimony, insurance issues, contractual obligations, and significant financial or professional consequences. Our attorneys evaluate the facts, applicable law, available evidence, alleged damages, and practical risks before recommending a course of action.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
Medical malpractice matters may involve allegations concerning diagnosis, treatment, surgery, medication, informed consent, patient monitoring, medical records, or the conduct of healthcare providers and facilities.
Our attorneys assist with appropriate matters involving:
- Physicians and medical practices
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Diagnostic and treatment issues
- Surgical and procedural claims
- Delayed or missed diagnosis
- Medication-related allegations
- Informed-consent issues
- Medical records and expert review
- Pre-suit investigation and litigation
Florida medical-malpractice cases are subject to specific requirements involving pre-suit investigation, expert review, notice, and filing deadlines.
LEGAL MALPRACTICE
Legal malpractice matters may arise from alleged errors or omissions in litigation, transactions, real estate matters, business representation, estate matters, family law, or other legal services.
These cases may involve:
- Missed deadlines
- Failure to communicate
- Conflicts of interest
- Drafting or documentation errors
- Failure to preserve claims or defenses
- Settlement advice
- Questions concerning the scope of representation
- Causation and damage
Legal malpractice claims often require review of both the attorney’s conduct and the underlying legal matter.
PHYSICIAN EMPLOYMENT AND MEDICAL-PRACTICE DISPUTES
The firm also represents physicians and other healthcare professionals in appropriate disputes involving employment agreements, compensation, ownership, and separation from medical practice.
These matters may include:
- Physician employment contracts
- Compensation and bonus disputes
- Restrictive covenants
- No solicitation and confidentiality provisions
- Contract termination
- Partnership or ownership opportunities
- Practice buy-ins and buyouts
- Unpaid compensation
- Tail-insurance obligations
- Disputes between physicians and medical practices
These matters are generally contractual or employment disputes rather than malpractice claims.
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY CLAIMS
Depending on the circumstances, the firm may also handle professional-liability matters involving other licensed or regulated professionals.
Relevant issues may include:
- Professional standards of care
- Contractual duties
- Insurance coverage
- Expert testimony
- Record preservation
- Damages and causation
- Licensing or employment consequences
CASE REVIEW AND LITIGATION
Professional liability matters may require:
- Review of medical, legal, or professional records
- Analysis of engagement or employment agreements
- Expert consultation
- Insurance reporting
- Pre-suit investigation
- Negotiation or mediation
- Discovery and depositions
- Hearings or trial
- Appeals, when appropriate
Our attorneys provide a candid assessment based on the available facts, governing law, supporting records, and uncertainties inherent in litigation.
SPEAK WITH A TAMPA MALPRACTICE ATTORNEY
To discuss a medical malpractice, legal malpractice, professional-liability, physician employment, compensation, or medical-practice dispute, contact The Solomon Law Group, P.A.
CALL OUR OFFICE AT (813) 225-1818
The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes and is not legal advice. Contacting The Solomon Law Group does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until the firm has confirmed that it will represent you. Representation is undertaken only through a written agreement. The outcome of every legal matter depends on its particular facts and applicable law, and no result is guaranteed.
