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GE CT Scan Radiation Attorneys and Lawsuits
People who have received radiation overdoses while undergoing brain perfusion scans from GE Healthcare CT scanners are in a terrible position through no fault of their own.
An investigation by the Food and Drug Administration indicates that they are at significant risk for brain damage that may destroy their health, independence and quality of life in the years ahead. As the damage erodes their faculties and ability to care for themselves, they will require health care in their home and assisted living facilities, which will quickly burn through their savings. As evidence mounts that negligence on the part of GE Healthcare and/or hospitals caused this situation, many victims are consulting with GE CT scan radiation lawyers like those at Anapol Schwartz. If you had a brain perfusion scan in the last several years and would like to consult with an experienced GE CT scan lawyer, call us today at 1-866-735-2792 to schedule a free consultation.
For Many Victims, Litigation is the Only Alternative
Many radiation overdose victims who face the grim prospects of deteriorating health, increasingly expensive medical care and placing a significant financial burden on their families are filing lawsuits against GE Healthcare and the hospital responsible for performing the brain perfusion scans. They are hoping that damages awarded in the lawsuits can help them:
- Remain in their homes as long as is practical
- Keep their independence as long as possible
- Maintain their quality of life
- Receive the best medical care
- Avoid catastrophic medical bills and bankruptcy
- Refrain from becoming a financial burden on their families
The GE CT scan radiation attorneys at Anapol Schwartz have been helping families in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New Jersey since 1977. They share decades of combined experience building effective cases against the legal teams of large corporations who have harmed people through negligence.
Contact the GE CT Scan Radiation Lawyers at Anapol Schwartz Today
The statutes of limitations for filing lawsuits in cases involving radiation overdoses and brain damage vary by state. In exceptional cases like these where the brain damage is not evident for years, there is some flexibility afforded to file litigation due to the discovery rule based on when the injury became evident or should have been evident. However, time is always of the essence when filing lawsuits for civil wrongs. If you or a close family member has undergone a brain perfusion scan in recent years and are a resident of WV, PA or NJ, you should contact the GE CT scanner lawyers at Anapol Schwartz as soon as possible. To schedule a free consultation to discuss your case, call them today at 1-866-735-2792.
