It is well acknowledged that a special relationship exists between physicians and their patients.  Physicians owe their patients a duty to use the degree of skill, care, and diligence that is generally exercised by similar members of the medical profession.  Medical negligence results when a medical professional breaches that duty through negligence or carelessness and causes injury to a patient.  Medical negligence victims may recover compensation for their injury, past and future medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, past and future loss of income, and more.

The Law Office of Randall E. Reagan has successfully represented medical negligence victims in Tennessee for many years, routinely obtaining just compensation for our clients.  Contact us to learn more about our experience with your type of injury or claim.

To prevail on a medical negligence claim, expert medical testimony is required to establish that the medical care or diagnosis was negligent and that such negligence caused the patient’s injuries.  The Law Office of Randall E. Reagan consults with prominent medical experts in various specialties who have a gift for clearly explaining medical mistakes to juries.

The law sets a limited amount of time in which a medical negligence claim may be filed in court. Some states provide a 2-year limitations period for filing medical malpractice claims, but in Tennessee, you have only one year from the occurrence or the discovery of the medical negligence to file your lawsuit.  It is crucial to consult an experienced medical negligence attorney as soon as possible to discuss any potential claims, before valuable evidence and witnesses disappear.  If you believe that you have been injured as a result of medical negligence, please call The Law Office of Randall E. Reagan at (865) 637-8505 to discuss your case with Attorney Randall E. Reagan, an experienced medical negligence lawyer.