If you believe you may have been misdiagnosed, speak to your doctor and ask for a complete evaluation, including all pertinent tests and scans. If they are uncooperative or still do not believe you have a brain injury, get a second opinion from another medical professional. Again, time is of the essence: The sooner you get an accurate diagnosis, the better.

Should you discover you do have a brain injury and were initially misdiagnosed, you should immediately contact our Baltimore City brain injury attorneys. We can evaluate your circumstances and explain your legal options. 

You will only have a limited amount of time to take legal action. In Maryland, victims of medical malpractice have only five years from the date of their injury or three years from the date they discovered their injury, whichever comes first, to file a lawsuit. If a brain injury resulted in death, you will have three years from the date of your loved one’s passing to file a wrongful death claim.

Miller Stern Lawyers will fight to recover compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Lost wages
• Reductions in earning capacity
• Physical pain and mental suffering

Our Baltimore City brain injury lawyers genuinely care about the well-being of our clients. We emphasize a personal touch in our legal representation and have fostered lasting relationships with many of the people we have helped. After leveraging our extensive skills and resources to obtain the compensation you deserve for your TBI, we will continue to keep in touch with you and check in to see how you are doing.

We are known for our effective advocacy in and out of the courtroom. Call 410-LAW-FIRM or contact us online to discuss your case with us.