INJURY INFORMATION
Medical malpractice
Concerns about diagnosis, treatment, surgical care or birth injuries.
Let’s hear your story.
A few details are enough to start.
Before you get in touch
Prepare a concise treatment timeline and the names of relevant facilities. Avoid uploading medical records at initial intake.
For immediate danger or a medical emergency, contact emergency services. This website is not an emergency response service.
Helpful details to have nearby
- Dates of care
- Provider and facility names
- A short description of the concern
Only send a brief overview online. Save sensitive documents for a secure process agreed with your lawyer.
What happens next
Our intake team gathers the basics and checks whether an appropriate independent lawyer is available. Any sharing of your inquiry will be explained. The lawyer makes their own acceptance, legal and fee decisions.
A question you may have
Does a bad medical outcome prove malpractice?
No. A qualified lawyer must assess the relevant professional standard, the evidence and whether a legally actionable claim exists.
How long can I wait?
Deadlines vary by location and claim type, and exceptions can apply. Seek legal advice promptly; submitting this form does not pause a deadline.
Further reading: California Courts: personal injury overview. General information, not advice about your situation.
Start with what happened.
You do not need to know the legal name for your injury.