Delaware VA & Military Brain Injury Malpractice Attorneys

Veterans and military families trust VA medical centers to provide good brain care. But medical mistakes can cause devastating injuries.

Brain injuries cause 30% of injury deaths in the United States. Many deaths come from preventable medical errors. Our founding attorney is both a doctor and a lawyer. This gives us unique insight into brain injury cases.

If medical negligence at a Delaware VA facility harmed you, you have rights under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Our firm has handled FTCA cases for over 25 years.

• Failure to Diagnose Traumatic Brain Injury: Doctors must quickly spot signs of brain injury. Delayed treatment can cause permanent damage.

• Medication Errors Affecting Brain Function: Wrong medication doses can cause brain bleeding or oxygen loss.

• Surgical Complications During Brain Procedures: Poor surgical technique or monitoring can lead to infections and brain damage.

• Delayed Treatment of Stroke or Aneurysm: Strokes need fast treatment. Delays can kill brain cells.

• Inadequate Monitoring of Intracranial Pressure: Staff must carefully watch brain pressure. High pressure can cause severe damage.

• Anesthesia Errors Causing Brain Damage: Poor oxygen delivery during surgery can cause lasting brain damage.

We help brain injury victims from Delaware federal medical facilities. These include:

• Wilmington VA Medical Center
• Dover Air Force Base Medical Facility
• Delaware National Guard facilities

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• Staff ignored signs of head trauma or confusion
• Doctors didn't order needed brain scans
• Staff missed clear stroke or aneurysm signs
• Wrong medications harmed brain function
• Surgery problems from poor technique
• Missing records during critical periods
• Staff ignored changes in brain function

Economic Damages

Brain injuries create huge lifetime costs. These can include:

• Rehabilitation costs over $500,000
• Lost wages
• Medical equipment costs
• Drug expenses
• Caregiver costs

Non-Economic Damages

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