A Lifeline After Medical Negligence
Alabama Medical Malpractice Law Firm Protecting Patients
When a surgeon’s slip in Montgomery, a failed diagnosis in Mobile, or a medication error in Dothan turns your life upside down, Davidson Law Firm is ready. From our Birmingham headquarters—and our Panama City, FL office for Gulf Coast families—we deliver seasoned, statewide advocacy with a free consultation to start.
I Was Harmed by Medical Malpractice
What Now?
Seek Immediate Medical Attention
Put your health first and document every follow-up visit.
Document Everything
Save test results, bills, and all communication with providers.
Avoid Communication with the Medical Provider
Do not discuss the incident with the doctor’s insurer.
Contact Davidson Law Firm
Early action lets us secure records and consult experts before they disappear.
Why Choose Davidson Law Firm
Hospitals and insurers deny fault, delay, and drive up costs. We cut through those tactics, assemble a top-tier expert team, and move your claim forward—whether the injury happened in a rural clinic outside Dothan or a teaching hospital in Birmingham. Our low caseload means you work directly with attorney Brian Davidson, not a paralegal.
Patient Bill of Rights
Every patient, from Alabama to Florida, is entitled to these core protections—standards every healthcare provider must respect:
• Informed consent for every procedure
• Accurate, timely diagnosis
• Safe medication and dosage practices
• Respectful, confidential care
• Access to complete medical records
Common Medical Malpractice Cases We Litigate
From community clinics to major hospitals, these are the medical malpractice cases we most often pursue for our clients:
• Surgical errors (wrong-site, retained instruments)
• Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of cancer and stroke
• Birth injuries affecting mother or child
• Medication mistakes and anesthesia accidents
• Emergency-room negligence and failure to monitor vitals
Expert Affidavit Requirement
Alabama law requires a sworn statement from a qualified medical expert before a malpractice lawsuit can proceed. We locate the right specialists, collect their opinions, and file the affidavit on time—blocking defense motions to dismiss and proving the standard of care was breached.
FAQ
What is an affidavit of merit, and why is it necessary?
It’s the expert affidavit that certifies malpractice occurred; without it, the court will dismiss your case.
It’s the expert affidavit that certifies malpractice occurred; without it, the court will dismiss your case.
In Alabama, most malpractice actions must be filed within two years of the negligent act or discovery.
Are there caps on damages?
Economic damages are uncapped; non-economic damages may face statutory limits depending on the defendant.
How do you prove the standard of care was violated?
We combine medical-record analysis, expert testimony, and hospital protocols to show how a competent provider would have acted.
How long will my case take?
Malpractice claims often run 18–36 months due to expert discovery, but early settlement is possible when liability is clear.
