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Las Vegas Hospital Acquired Infection Attorney

Hospital-acquired infections occur when hospitals fail to maintain proper hygiene, sterilization procedures, or infection control measures. What should have been a routine hospital stay or surgical procedure becomes a fight for survival, often leading to extended hospitalizations, permanent complications, or even death.

The Janda Law Firm is committed to holding hospitals accountable for infections that should never have occurred in the first place. Our lead attorney, Dr. Paul Janda, leverages his medical background and years of legal experience to help victims of medical malpractice throughout Las Vegas secure the compensation they deserve. Schedule a free consultation today and learn how our medical malpractice lawyer in Las Vegas can fight for you. 

How Do Hospital-Acquired Infections Happen?

Hospital-acquired infections develop when medical facilities fail to follow established safety protocols designed to protect patients. These preventable conditions are often caused by institutional negligence and inadequate safety protocols, such as:

  • Improper hand hygiene among healthcare staff
  • Inadequate sterilization of surgical instruments and medical equipment
  • Poor cleaning and disinfection of patient rooms and common areas
  • Contaminated medical devices, such as catheters and ventilators
  • Insufficient staff training on infection prevention procedures
  • Failure to identify and isolate patients with contagious conditions

The consequences of hospital-acquired infections extend far beyond temporary discomfort. These preventable infections can transform your life permanently, creating physical, emotional, and financial hardships that last for years. You may face prolonged recovery periods, additional surgeries, permanent disability, or life-threatening complications like sepsis. 

A Las Vegas Medical Malpractice Attorney Can Help You Seek Justice

If you developed an infection while staying in a Las Vegas hospital, you have the right to hold the facility accountable for the harm you suffered. But when you are recovering from these complications, how can you possibly take on the legal battle alone? This is where a Las Vegas hospital-acquired infection attorney can make all the difference.

The Janda Law Firm brings a distinctive advantage to your case through Dr. Paul Janda’s dual background as both an attorney and medical professional. This combination allows us to thoroughly analyze your medical records, identify deviations from the standard of care, and build compelling evidence that clearly demonstrates hospital negligence. 

We handle the entire legal process while you focus on recovery, from investigating the source of your infection to negotiating with insurance companies and presenting your case in court. Our firm will also tap into our vast network of infectious disease specialists, epidemiologists, and other experts who can provide testimony about proper infection control protocols and how negligence directly caused your condition.

Who Is Liable for a Hospital-Acquired Infection?

Multiple parties may be liable for a hospital-acquired infection. The hospital itself is primarily responsible for maintaining safe conditions and enforcing infection control protocols. Individual healthcare providers may also be liable if their actions directly contributed to your infection through improper procedures or failure to follow established safety guidelines. In some cases, equipment manufacturers or cleaning service contractors may share responsibility.

Trust The Janda Law Firm to Fight for Your Rights

When healthcare facilities fail to maintain proper sanitation standards or follow infection control protocols, you deserve justice. The Las Vegas personal injury attorneys at The Janda Law Firm have extensive experience holding hospitals accountable for the infections that occur under their watch. Contact us at (702) 758-8888 to discuss your case and explore how we can help you seek fair compensation for this medical negligence.