Medical Negligence Attorneys - Cancer
In Phoenix, Arizona and Taking Cases Nationwide
As our abilities to effectively treat cancer improve, failures to diagnose cancer have become increasingly more significant. When lung, skin, kidney, breast, colon, rectal, stomach and cervical cancers are not diagnosed in their early stages, patients' survival chances are drastically diminished. In many cases those patients must endure painful treatments that could have been avoided at earlier stages. In other cases treatment may come too late, and patients can suffer a wrongful death.
Medical Mistakes that Lead to Misdiagnosis of Cancer
There are unfortunately many different reasons why cancer can be misdiagnosed. Here are some of the most common:
- Failure to recognize or correctly interpret symptoms being reported by the patient
- Failure to perform recommended tests, like prostate exams, cervical exams and mammograms at the correct time interval
- Failure to recognize visible cancer cells during exams (for skin cancer)
- Failure to perform biopsies of abnormal tissue
- Failure to properly interpret diagnostic test results
- Failure to respond quickly enough to abnormal test results and begin necessary treatment
Cancer Misdiagnosis Liability & Lawsuits
If you or loved one has been a victim of any of the medical mistakes listed above and has suffered catastrophic injury or wrongful death, you should contact us today. With the help of medical experts, we can thoroughly examine the circumstances surrounding your case and tell you if a medical malpractice or medical negligence lawsuit is an option. If it is, you may be able to obtain compensation for:
- Bodily injuries
- Past and future medical bills
- Past and future lost wages
- Pain, suffering, disability, disfigurement and emotional distress
- Punitive damages
- Loss of relationship
You'll be welcome to come to our Snyder & Wenner, P.C. office in Phoenix, or we can talk over the phone. Call or email us today, to learn more about your legal rights, and ensure that they are protected.

