Some physicians and hospitals provide patients with a form requiring Arbitration for any medical malpractice claims, although the State of Florida does not mandate this alternative dispute forum. If a party refuses to accept a defendant's offer to arbitrate, the recovery allowable by law will be limited to economic damages (but only 80 percent of lost wages) plus no more than $350,000 in non-economic damages. Arbitration agreements are sometime subject to legal challenge. Although our attorneys experienced in arbitration proceedings, in some instances attorney Mitchell L. Feldman and the law firm of Feldman Fox & Morgado may be able to bypass the arbitration clause. Call or email us about your case and we will set up a FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION.
All discussions are strictly confidential. Whether the injury or negligent treatment occurred in the counties of Hillsborough, Pinellas, Marion, Monroe, Alachua, Manatee, Sarasota, Dade, Broward, Polk, Pasco or Levy counties, with our offices in Tampa, Ocala, Naples, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Miami, attorney Mitchell L. Feldman and the firm of Feldman Fox & Morgado has the capability to arbitration or litigation in any medical malpractice case throughout the State of Florida. Email us using the form on this website about your case and we will get in touch within 48 hours.
