Are You a Victim of Malpractice in a Dentist's Office?
In many cases, dental malpractice results in personal injury. However, there doesn't necessarily have to be any harm done for you to have a malpractice case. Even if the damage is limited to the costs of having to have dental work redone by a different dentist, you may be able to seek compensation to, at the very least, cover those costs. An experienced attorney can help.
At the law firm of Donohue, Sabo, Varley & Huttner, our team of veteran attorneys have the knowledge required to get results in these often complex cases. We have been handling dental malpractice claims in Albany and throughout Upstate New York since 1980, so you can be confident that we have the experience to help you get the compensation you need.
Using Our Knowledge of Both Sides
We will work with you to resolve claims related to any type of dental malpractice, including:
- Problems with crowns, bridges and implants
- Problems with root canals
- Wrong tooth pulled
- Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ Disorder)
- Anesthesia errors
- Permanent numbness
- Nerve damage
Earning the Respect of Our Clients and the Legal Community
Lawyers at our law firm are listed in Super Lawyers in Hudson Valley Magazine and are AV-rated* under Martindale-Hubbell's peer review rating system. Our team members have also been elected to leadership positions in prominent legal organizations. These honors are proof of the respect that we have earned by getting results for our clients and by sharing our knowledge with our peers.
Handling Claims on a Contingency Basis
All dental malpractice claims are handled on a contingency basis. You are not required to pay us anything unless we win your case and you recover compensation.
Contact Us to Schedule a Free Consultation
Call us at 888-698-7967 or send us an e-mail to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.
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