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Medical Malpractice Legal Services
When you've been let down by your healthcare provider, it's essential to know you have legal options. The careless actions of a medical professional represent a breach of trust. If those actions hurt you, a medical malpractice attorney can help you seek fair compensation.
Your treating physician may have a stellar track record and show no outward signs of incompetence, but that doesn’t mean he or she won’t ever commit a costly mistake. While a medical professional’s errors may cause long-term damage, there’s a way to start ensuring that your physical and financial health will one day be restored. The team at Mahoney & Mahoney, LLC is here to help.
At Mahoney & Mahoney, we specialize in medical malpractice cases, providing you with the support you need to navigate these challenging times. Reach out to us today to discuss how we can help. Our service area includes Northern Illinois, Southern Wisconsin, Iowa, and Western Indiana.

How Does Medical Malpractice Happen?
Much like the many types of professions in the medical field, Rockford medical malpractice cases come in a number of shapes and forms. Read about some of them below.
If any of these situations sound familiar, contact Mahoney & Mahoney for a consultation. We can meet you at your home or hospital room for an emergency consultation.
Relevant Laws for Medical Malpractice
Although medical malpractice cases share many fundamental similarities across the nation, there are some legal considerations that victims in Illinois must take into account. You will learn that it is often difficult to prove negligence on the part of a physician, meaning that you will usually need both solid proof of harm and expert testimony. We can help with that at Mahoney & Mahoney.
Proof of harm may include medical reports that validate your complaints; expert testimony will usually involve having a doctor who specializes in a similar field vouch for your side of the story. It is extremely important to act both quickly and diligently in obtaining the evidence you need.
Another major consideration is Illinois’ statute of limitations for medical malpractice cases, which is two years. You will be given two years from the date of your initial procedure or visit to actually file a claim or suit. This statute is extended for minors.
Let Mahoney & Mahoney handle your case while you concentrate on healing. Get in touch with us now!
Compensation for Medical Malpractice
One fairly unique perk for those injured by medical malpractice in the state of Illinois is the fact that there is no cap on damages, which theoretically allows you to receive as much compensation as a court believes is warranted. This rule has been in place since an Illinois Supreme Court decision in 2010. It applies to all subsequent cases.
Therefore, it’s important to not only document all injuries that you’ve suffered as a result of your medical malpractice case but any and all losses as well. Examples of losses that may apply to your case include medical expenses, lost income or reduced earning potential, emotional distress, pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and reduced enjoyment of life.
To learn more about your options, Mahoney & Mahoney is here. Talk to our experienced team now!
Advantages of Choosing Mahoney & Mahoney
Selecting the right attorney can greatly impact your case. Here’s why Mahoney & Mahoney stands out:
- Direct access to your attorney
- Voted "Best in the Region" by the Freeport Journal Standard's Reader's Choice Awards
- Voted a top-three attorney since 1999
- Best attorney in the region for nine years
- No-risk contact
- Over 65 years of experience
- Emergency and same-day consultations for free
- Local and family-owned firm
- Small firm with a targeted focus
- Quality support to save you from personal and financial disaster
Our commitment to providing peace of mind during your darkest hour sets us apart. Contact us today to discuss your case. We'll focus on your legal needs so you can focus on getting better.

Contact Us to Discuss Medical Malpractice
Whether your doctor is well-intentioned or not, you can’t simply dismiss serious lapses in judgment for the sake of helping a medical professional save face. Fortunately, Illinois law allows victims of medical malpractice to receive fair, uncapped compensation for their injuries, giving them all the resources they need to resume a long, healthy, and productive life.
If you believe you have a medical malpractice case, don't hesitate to
get in touch with Mahoney & Mahoney. Our experienced team is here to provide the support you need to pursue your legal options.
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