Frequently Asked Questions

Washington medical malpractice attorney Fuller & Fuller work in several different ways to reduce the rate of medical errors in our country. First, we work aggressively to bring negligent healthcare workers to the public's attention and win fair compensation for their victims. Second, we strive to inform the public about recognizing and preventing medical negligence.

The following FAQs are part of our public education efforts. Though we hope that these resources will help you and your family, they are not intended to be legal advice. To discuss the details of your individual case with an experienced attorney, contact our offices at 1-800-570-4878. We will be updating this page with more questions over time.

• How do I know if my doctor has committed malpractice?
• Is there a Washington medical malpractice statute of limitations?
• If I file a claim, will I need to appear in court?
• What is informed consent?
• What does board certified mean?
• How long will my malpractice case take?