Emergency Room

Mistakes in busy emergency rooms and urgent care centers are common in Atlanta and throughout Georgia, and often lead to catastrophic outcomes. We've seen, and won, virtually every type of ER case.

Infection

Few Georgia firms handle as many complex infectious disease cases as us. From bacterial meningitis to necrotizing fasciitis and infective endocarditis, we've seen it all. Our experience and success set us apart.

Pediatric Infection

A child is sick, a parent is worried, but the doctor says it's just a virus. The child then becomes critically ill, and the parent's nightmare is realized. Bacterial infections in kids are missed all too often.

Radiology

Our firm's extensive history handling radiology malpractice cases includes the largest settlement ($9,750,000) against a private Georgia radiology practice, related to an improperly read CT scan.

Sepsis

When an infection triggers SIRS, it's called sepsis and can lead to widespread inflammation affecting multiple organ systems. Sepsis is routinely misdiagnosed by Georgia healthcare providers.

Wrongful Death

A Johns Hopkins study found medical errors to be the third leading cause of death in the U.S., behind only year disease and cancer. We've successfully handled wrongful death cases throughout Georgia.

What is Medical Malpractice? Jess Davis, Georgia Medical Malpractice Attorney

March 26, 2024 | Posted In: Videos

Watch as Jess Davis from the Davis Adams Medical Malpractice Law Firm in Atlanta, Georgia, explains medical malpractice in Georgia. He talks about the standard of care, how it is defined, and its importance in medical malpractice cases. Jess breaks down how expert witnesses play a crucial role in showing what medical care should have been given.

He also highlights why choosing a law firm with strong ties to leading medical experts can be crucial. This video is straightforward, offering clear insights from an experienced malpractice lawyer. If you need legal help with a medical malpractice issue, Davis Adams is ready to support you.