The Dr. Lawyer Law Group
Phoenix Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Malpractice Lawyers
Careful attention to the anesthesia record.
If you believe a nurse anesthetist’s care caused an injury, Dr. Shah can help review the medical circumstances and explain your possible legal options.
No fees until we win.
A medical perspective
Reviewing care with an understanding of the medicine.
Dr. Zaheer Shah’s experience as a physician informs his work as a malpractice attorney. He is familiar with the medical charts, imaging, and treatment records that help explain a patient’s course of care.
A claim involving a certified registered nurse anesthetist, or CRNA, calls for a review of that provider’s care and its connection to the injury. We listen to your account and examine the medical evidence.
Reviewing the care
Following the sequence of events.
Before the procedure
The available medical history, assessment, and planned care help provide context for the decisions that followed.
During anesthesia
The anesthesia record can help establish what medications were given, how the patient was monitored, and how changes were addressed.
After the procedure
Recovery records and subsequent treatment help explain when an injury became apparent and its consequences.
Our anesthesia error page discusses concerns involving medication, monitoring, and other aspects of anesthesia care.
Evaluating malpractice
Connecting a failure in care to an injury.
A serious complication does not by itself establish that a CRNA committed malpractice. A claim must address the standard of care applicable to the provider and whether a departure from that standard caused harm.
We use the treatment history and medical evidence to help assess those questions. The analysis is specific to the patient, the circumstances, and the care received.
Arizona law: A.R.S. § 12-563.
Your next step
Bring us your concerns.
Tell us what you understand about the procedure, the injury that followed, and the questions that remain. A free case strategy session is an opportunity to discuss how the circumstances can be reviewed.
If your family has lost a loved one following anesthesia care, we can also discuss wrongful death representation.
Start with a conversation
Let’s discuss
what happened.
Tell us about your concerns with the nurse anesthetist’s care. We are here to listen and discuss possible next steps.
Free case strategy session
(602) 680-7300No fees until we win.