The Orlando medical malpractice attorneys at the law office of Attorney Matthew M. Boren understand the devastating impact of healthcare negligence. We have years of experience helping victims throughout Winter Park, Orlando, and across Central Florida pursue justice after medical errors.
Medical malpractice occurs when healthcare providers fail to deliver the standard of care expected in their profession, resulting in injury or harm to patients. In Orlando’s busy healthcare environment—with major medical centers like AdventHealth, Orlando Health, and numerous specialized clinics—mistakes can sometimes happen with serious consequences.
Attorney Matthew Boren and his team bring specialized knowledge to medical negligence cases. They work with medical experts to establish where care fell below acceptable standards and fight for full compensation for victims. Their goal is to stand by you through this complex legal process while you focus on recovery and rebuilding your life.
Attorney Matthew M. Boren leads a team of experienced Orlando medical malpractice attorneys committed to treating every client with respect and compassion. Drawing on deep knowledge of Florida healthcare law and medical standards, they use their trial experience and negotiation skills to hold negligent providers accountable.
Operating from their Winter Park office at 1101 N. Kentucky Ave #300, Winter Park, FL 32789, Attorney Boren and his colleagues handle medical malpractice claims throughout greater Orlando, including Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties. The team offers free consultations and only collects a fee if you win, allowing injured patients to secure qualified legal representation without financial stress during an already difficult time.
Hiring an Orlando medical malpractice lawyer like Matthew Boren means having a dedicated advocate who understands the complex intersection of medicine and law. From identifying where treatment fell below standards to navigating Florida’s strict medical malpractice regulations, their team handles every aspect of your case.
They carefully review all medical documentation to pinpoint where care deviated from accepted standards.
They work with qualified medical professionals who can testify about proper standards of care and how they were breached.
They manage Florida's pre-suit investigation requirements and strict filing deadlines specific to medical malpractice cases.
They account for all losses—medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and future care needs resulting from medical negligence.
They stand up to healthcare corporations, insurance companies, and their legal teams who may try to minimize your claim.
Failure to correctly diagnose conditions like cancer, heart attacks, or stroke, delaying essential treatment.
Prescribing wrong medications, incorrect dosages, or failing to check for harmful drug interactions.
Operating on the wrong site, leaving surgical instruments inside patients, or negligently damaging surrounding tissues.
Negligence during pregnancy monitoring, labor, or delivery resulting in harm to mother or baby.
Misinterpretation of test results, sample contamination, or failure to communicate critical findings.
Not adequately explaining risks, benefits, and alternatives before procedures.
The Orlando medical malpractice attorneys at the firm strive to recover every category of damages you’re entitled to under Florida law. Typical compensation includes:
Past and future healthcare costs needed to address injuries caused by the malpractice.
Compensation for wages lost during recovery and any reduction in future earning capacity.
Damages for impact on personal relationships with spouse and family.
Repairs or replacement costs for your damaged watercraft, equipment, and personal property lost in the accident.
Compensation for surviving family members when medical negligence results in death.
Additional damages in cases of gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
Get answers to common questions about medical malpractice and related legal matters.
Not every negative medical outcome qualifies as malpractice. For a valid case, you must establish four key elements: (1) a
doctor-patient relationship existed, creating a duty of care; (2) the healthcare provider breached this duty by failing to
meet the standard of care; (3) this breach directly caused your injury; and (4) you suffered measurable damages as a
result. Our Orlando medical malpractice attorneys can review your medical records and consult with medical experts to
determine if these elements exist in your situation. Because Florida law requires specific pre-suit investigation
procedures, it’s important to consult with an experienced attorney as soon as possible.
Florida has strict time limits for filing medical malpractice claims. Generally, you have two years from the date you
discovered (or should have discovered) the injury, but no more than four years from when the malpractice actually
occurred. There are limited exceptions, such as cases involving fraud or cases involving children. Additionally, before filing
a lawsuit, Florida requires a pre-suit investigation period with specific notification requirements to potential defendants.
These complex timing rules make it essential to consult with an attorney as soon as you suspect malpractice.
At Attorney Matthew M. Boren’s firm, medical malpractice cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. This means you
pay no legal fees unless we secure compensation for you through a settlement or court verdict. Initial consultations are
free, allowing you to discuss your case without financial risk. This arrangement makes quality legal representation
accessible, regardless of your current financial situation, while you’re dealing with the aftermath of medical negligence.
Because medical malpractice cases often require significant resources for expert witnesses and investigation, working
with a well-established firm ensures your case receives the investment it needs.
Medical malpractice claims are significantly more complex than typical personal injury cases. They require specialized
knowledge of both medicine and law, along with testimony from qualified expert witnesses who can establish the
standard of care and how it was breached. Florida has enacted specific procedural requirements for medical malpractice
claims, including a mandatory pre-suit investigation period and specific notice requirements. Additionally, healthcare
providers typically have powerful legal teams and insurers defending them. These factors make experienced legal
representation essential for successfully navigating a medical malpractice claim.
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If you or a loved one has been harmed by medical negligence in Orlando, it’s essential to act quickly. Attorney Matthew M. Boren offers responsive, dedicated, and compassionate representation, and he’s ready to fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact our office today at (407) 636-4681 or fill out our online form to schedule a free consultation.
Don’t face the aftermath of medical malpractice alone—reach out now and let Matthew M. Boren help you pursue justice and move forward with confidence.
