Medical Malpractice in Erie

Representing victims of Medical Malpractice and other acts of negligence for over twenty years in the Erie, PA area.

 If you have been the victim of medical malpractice or another form of negligence, you may feel no one is on your side. Certainly your medical providers and the insurance companies have lawyers representing their interests.

What about you? Who is on your side? Who is looking out for your best interests to make sure your case gets the attention and the compensation it deserves?

Erie Medical Malpractice & Personal Injury Attorney David Hunter

At our law firm, Attorney David L. Hunter has been representing those who were injured or who lost family members to wrongful death through the negligence of others for over twenty years. His familiarity with the region's doctors, hospitals, judges, and potential jurors allows him to present your case in a way that most effectively demonstrates to the court the extent of your loss.

We understand your concerns about the cost of representation. We charge no attorney fees unless you recover compensation. If you would like Mr. Hunter to evaluate your case, contact our law office to schedule a free case evaluation of your medical malpractice or personal injury matter. We will make sure all of your current and potential future expenses are considered in the claim.

Our experience with many types of medical malpractice and personal injury cases helps us help you when calculating your possible settlement or verdict.

A successful medical malpractice claim requires the support of a medical expert in the same specialty as the doctor, nurse, or hospital that caused your personal injury. Our attorneys will consult experts when evaluating your case, and if you don't receive a fair settlement through negotiations, we will call on them to testify on your behalf at trial.

In order to provide the best representation for our clients, we handle a limited number of cases, including those involving the following:

• Medical Malpractice
• Birth Injuries 
• Cerebral Palsy 
• Failure to Diagnose 
• Emergency Room Errors 
• Misdiagnosis of Strokes 
• Nursing Home Neglect 
• Wrongful Death 
• Car Accidents