Spokane Medical Malpractice Attorneys

If you or a loved one have suffered as the result of medical malpractice in Spokane, please contact the Bernard Law Group today for a free consultation with a skilled Spokane medical malpractice lawyer. For years, our Spokane malpractice law firm has been successfully representing cases of medical malpractice throughout the Washington. Please contact us today to discuss your Washington medical malpractice case.

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2525 E. 29th Ave.
Ste. 10-B #233
Spokane, WA 99223
509-838-9537

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Spokane Washington Medical Negligence Lawyer Disclaimer: The medical malpractice, failure to diagnose, and the surgical and prescription error information presented on this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer or attorney client relationship. Any results portrayed here were dependent on the facts of a particular legal matter and results vary from case to case. Please contact an medical malpractice lawyer or medical error attorney at Bernard Law Group for a consultation on your particular case. This firm is licensed to practice law only in the States of Washington and California but is affiliated with licensed attorneys in other states.

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The Personal Injury Attorneys at Bernard Law Group are licensed to practice in Washington. We represent Personal Injury clients in other states through our associations with local law firms. Through the local firm, we will be admitted to practice law in their State, "pro hac vice", meaning "for this particular occasion". When in our client's best interest, we employ the local law firm (at no additional cost to our client) to assist us with routine court appearances and discovery proceedings to more efficiently pursue our client's cause.

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