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As Florida medical malpractice specialists, we have helped thousands of people. We understand the laws and statutes that control malpractice and we are probably familiar with cases similar to yours.
When a patient has been injured by a mistake made by a medical professional, we have the experience and the resources to handle the case. With over 40 years of experience and hundreds of wins, we are ready to handle your Florida medical malpractice case.
It is important to understand that we are very selective in the cases we take. Currently, we turn down approximately 300 cases offered to us for every case we accept. That is primarily because we are looking for cases that have an impact. If not necessarily a high dollar impact, an impact on real patient safety. We are patient safety attorneys, and we are very proud of that.
Throughout his highly successful career, Medical Malpractice Attorney Scott R. McMillen has been very active in community and professional organizations. He has financially supported and served on the boards of many charitable and community arts organizations.
Mr. McMillen has been a member of the Board of Directors of The Florida Justice Association, which is the large statewide organization of plaintiff trial lawyers in Florida (formerly called The Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers). He has twice served as Chairman of the Florida Justice Association’s Malpractice Committee.
Mr. McMillen is frequently invited to give lectures and presentations for other trial lawyers and trial lawyer organizations. He has also lectured to legal nurse consultant and physician groups regarding medical malpractice issues.
He and his daughter also co-authored a chapter in the Florida Medical Malpractice Handbook, Second Edition, published by The Florida Bar Association in 2009. Other important malpractice publications by Mr. McMillen include “The Overlooked Emergency Room Cause of Action” Vol. LXXI, No. 10 The Florida Bar Journal (Nov. 1997), and “The Medical Malpractice Statute of Limitations” Vol. LXX, No. 2 The Florida Bar Journal (Feb. 1996).
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ They were always helpful, encouraging, available, and certainly well-prepared every step of the way for us. We always felt we were their top priority, and they involved us totally in each part of the process. We experienced mediation, depositions, and a trial by jury. All along we were prepared for what we could expect, so there were no surprises. These are such professional people, and we feel grateful that we had them in our corner.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ They are very experienced and knowledgeable in Medical Malpractice. I am very impressed on how they handled our case. I cannot recommend them enough.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mr. McMillen has a lot of experience in Medical Malpractice, and it was obvious to me that he knew what he was doing. He also has an impressive network of experts working with him, as well as other legal partners that provide expertise in other areas.</p> <p>I am very satisfied with Mr. McMillen's work on my case. I would definitely recommend him to anyone who needed representation on a Malpractice case.
The Statute of Limitations legal definition: A type of federal or state law that restricts the time within which legal proceedings may be brought. When civil lawsuits are filed in Florida the state’s statute of limitations provides the deadline for when a potential plaintiff who has suffered harm must file their claim. The statute varies from state to state and by case type. In Florida, the statute of limitation is typically around 2 years from the initial incident. Not every case is easy to...
Cancer Misdiagnosis Malpractice A cancer diagnosis can be complex and time-consuming. A doctor’s failure to properly diagnose cancer may give rise to a viable medical malpractice case. When patients believe that medical negligence was the cause of their cancer misdiagnosis, the patients and their families should seek the legal assistance of a cancer misdiagnosis lawyer. A cancer misdiagnosis lawyer can review the case’s facts, file a medical malpractice lawsuit, and follow-through with the ...
Colon and Rectal Surgery Malpractice Colon and rectal surgery often referred to collectively as colorectal surgeries, carry risks and complications just as with any other surgical procedure. However, while there are such risks and complications inherent in any surgery, there are ways to minimize exposure of a patient to them – except in cases of medical malpractice, where the reverse is true. for otherwise healthy young people, unnecessary delays can lead to a lifetime of crippling disability ...
Shoulder Dystocia Malpractice There are a lot of things that a new parent needs to worry about when taking on the challenge of raising a child. Severe and permanent injuries from the birthing process should not be one of them. Unfortunately, due to physician oversight, inattention, or improper training, some babies are harmed during their delivery. During difficult deliveries, some doctors can make abrupt decisions to use tools such as vacuum extractors and forceps. These tools shouldn’t alway...
