Dallas, Texas (CaymanMama.com) — Unfortunately for the men and women who served or currently serve America in the armed forces and their families, the care and service they receive at the local Veteran’s Administration hospitals, clinics and nursing homes is often sub par and leaves the patient worse off than they began.

At the Texas Veteran’s Administration facilities, medical negligence, abuse and neglect by careless or inadequately trained staff is a frequent situation. These matters come about when the physicians, healthcare workers, and the VA hospital fail to follow standards of practice required by law.

The Veteran’s Administration Medical Malpractice Attorneys of Eberstein & Witherite, LLP, have a combined 40 years of legal experience helping those injured by medical malpractice matters in VA hospitals and are committed to recovering the compensation that they deserve.

The Firm works closely with a team of forensic investigators and medical experts, working diligently to recover compensation for Texas vets who suffered due to:

* Unhealthy conditions
* Poor supervision
* Bedsores
* Broken bones
* Malnutrition
* Dehydration
* Abuse
* Surgical error
* Foreign objects
* Medication error
* Failure to diagnose cancer and other diseases
* Misdiagnosis
* Abuse and neglect
* Inappropriate or dangerous treatment practices
* Disfigurement

The Firm’s website states, “We won a $1.75 million recovery for the family of a man who suffered a devastating stroke, which an emergency department failed to timely diagnose or treat. Rather, the examining physician diagnosed the patient with pneumonia and discharged him. Three other law firms refused to take the case before own team agreed to help the family pursue their legal rights.”

If you or someone you love has been injured in a Texas VA Administration hospital, contact Eberstein & Witherite, LLP, for a free consultation with a Dallas Veteran’s Administration medical malpractice attorney.

Visit http://www.dallastexaspersonalinjurylawyers.com/veterans-admin-malpractice.html or call (888) 407-6669.

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