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Las Vegas Failure to Diagnose Lawyer

A missed diagnosis can rob patients of precious time when early intervention could have made all the difference. Whether it is a failure to diagnose cancer, heart disease, stroke, or other serious medical conditions, these diagnostic errors can lead to disease progression, unnecessary suffering, and sometimes death.

The Janda Law Firm has built a reputation for taking on complex diagnostic error cases, leveraging our deep legal and medical knowledge to prove when healthcare providers fell below the standard of care. We will fight for the compensation that reflects the true impact of delayed or missed diagnoses on you and your family—schedule a free consultation with a Las Vegas medical malpractice attorney and start your case today.

When Is a Medical Provider Liable for a Failure to Diagnose?

Not every missed diagnosis constitutes medical malpractice. Healthcare providers are only liable when they fail to meet the standard of care that a reasonable medical professional would provide under similar circumstances. This means your doctor must have acted in a way that deviated from accepted medical practices, and this deviation must have directly caused harm to your health.

Common situations where doctors may be liable for failure to diagnose include:

  • Ignoring obvious symptoms or patient complaints
  • Failing to order appropriate diagnostic tests
  • Misinterpreting test results or imaging studies
  • Not following up on abnormal findings
  • Dismissing symptoms based on patient demographics rather than medical evidence
  • Failing to refer patients to specialists when warranted
  • Not considering differential diagnoses for the presented symptoms

How Diagnostic Errors Affect Patient Health and Well-being

When your condition goes undiagnosed, your disease may progress to advanced stages where treatment becomes more invasive, less effective, or impossible. You might endure months or years of worsening symptoms, pain, and declining quality of life. The financial burden grows as you seek multiple opinions, undergo repeated testing, and face additional medical bills while your condition deteriorates. If negligence caused your delayed diagnosis and resulting complications, you have the right to file a medical malpractice lawsuit against the doctor responsible.

How a Las Vegas Failure to Diagnose Lawyer Protects Your Rights

Medical malpractice cases demand extensive investigation, expert medical testimony, and the ability to translate complex medical concepts into compelling legal arguments. In these situations, you need an attorney who understands both the law and the medicine involved in your case.

The Janda Law Firm brings years of experience handling diagnostic error cases across Las Vegas. We will thoroughly investigate every aspect of your medical care, from your initial symptoms through your eventual diagnosis, to build a comprehensive case that proves your right to compensation. Dr. Paul Janda is Nevada’s only board-certified neurologist attorney, meaning he possesses both the medical expertise to understand complex diagnostic processes and the legal skills to effectively advocate for your rights in court.

Our firm also maintains relationships with medical experts who can review your case, identify where your healthcare providers fell short, and testify about how a proper diagnosis would have changed your outcome. We provide these services on a contingency fee basis—if we do not secure a settlement in your case, you are not charged legal fees.

Contact The Janda Law Firm for a Free Consultation Today

When a doctor fails to diagnose your condition, you deserve justice for the complications that you have faced. The Janda Law Firm fights for patients whose conditions went undiagnosed despite clear warning signs and available diagnostic tools. Contact us at (702) 758-8888 today to schedule your free consultation and learn how our Las Vegas personal injury lawyers can help you pursue the justice and accountability you deserve.