Little rock Medical Malpractice Attorneys

Proudly Serving All of Arkansas with offices in little rock, Mountain Home, & Texarkana

Medical negligence cases require mastery of medical procedures and terminology. Our team of Little Rock medical malpractice attorneys draw on significant experience in consulting and hiring qualified medical experts capable of determining what care was required under the circumstances, and where the care provided deviated from the accepted local standard.

Many malpractice cases in Arkansas involve the use of expert life care planners, economists and others to fully develop the real medical and financial costs, pain and suffering, and losses caused by the negligent injury or death. Because we have courtroom experience, we have the ability and confidence to take a case to trial when necessary to pursue the best possible outcomes for our clients.

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If you or a loved one were seriously injured as a result of medical negligence, contact the Little Rock medical malpractice attorneys at Collins, Collins & Ray. We have the resources and expertise to handle medical malpractice cases. When someone else is legally responsible for your injury, you need to make sure you get the compensation you deserve.

We offer a free initial consultation in our Little Rock, AR & Mountain Home, AR offices

Our experience includes successful recovery of lost wages, medical expenses/hospital and remedial medical expenses and other costs incurred because of serious physical injury and hardships caused by medical negligence. Many times we pursue investigation and filing of wrongful death claims for surviving family members.

We proudly serve clients in communities throughout Arkansas and sometimes beyond, including: Arkadelphia, Benton, Bryant, Blytheville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Hope, Hot Springs, Jonesboro, Little Rock, Murfreesboro, Rogers, Russellville, Springdale, Texarkana, Van Buren, and others.

Subrogation/Liens

Under Arkansas law, a health insurer that provides payment to medical care providers for losses to its insured caused by another, can try and recover the amount that it paid on behalf of its insured from the settlement or judgment obtained by the injured party. 

What this means is that the person that is actually injured may find that he or she must turn over money paid to them for their losses to the health insurance company.

Experienced personal injury attorneys know how to submit legal claims preventing the full collection of these amounts in many circumstances.

When successful, the result is that the injured person is legally entitled to keep more of the money because our firms attorneys do not take any percentage of any discounts obtained.

Experienced attorneys rely on specific statutes addressing the lawful requirements of medical liens. Additionally, our firm’s attorneys know how to properly invoke the made whole doctrine to try and eliminate or devalue such claims by insurance companies to recover money from your injury claim.

We all depend on healthcare professionals to take care of us when we are sick or injured. Our attorneys respect medical professionals, but everyone has the potential to have an off day. When a healthcare professional makes a mistake the consequences can be life changing.

Our areas of practice include:

• Abandonment of care
• Delayed diagnoses
• Misdiagnoses
• Drug interactions
• Inattentive nursing care
• Unnecessary surgeries and medical
• Surgical Errors
• Radiology Errors
• Bleeding
• Wrongful death