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Medical malpractice cases involving radiology-related errors are complex. The Bowling Christiansen Law Firm, A Professional Law Corporation, is a trial-proven personal injury law Firm with a network of medical professionals to assist our lawyers. These experts help the Firm determine if the cases have merit.

For more than three decades, our attorneys have handled radiology cases, including matters involving damage caused by radiation treatment. The Firm has developed a network of radiology experts across the country to assist with the representation of their clients in radiology-related cases.

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Asserting Your Rights After A Radiology Error

The Bowling Christiansen Law Firm’s primary practice area is medical malpractice. The Firm concentrates on the representation of patients and their families injured in a variety of ways by faulty medical care throughout the states of Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.

Lawyers from The Bowling Christiansen Law Firm are recognized by their peers as leaders in trial practice and complex medical litigation.Our attorneys have been selected by Best Lawyers in America (David Bowling and the firm), Super Lawyers (reserved for the top 5%) for David Bowling and Zachary Christiansen as a Rising Star, and The American Board of Trial Advocates (recognizing David Bowling’s extensive jury trial experience.) The Firm carries Martindale-Hubbell’s highest AV-Preeminent rating for ability and ethics.

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To schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer, call our office or complete the brief online form. When you call, you will have the opportunity to speak directly to one of our attorneys about your potential case. The Bowling Christiansen Law Firm, A Professional Law Corporation, does not utilize nonlawyer staff members to “screen” cases.

Call (866) 399-0694 to discuss your specific situation.

 

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