Medical Malpractice

Champaign-Urbana Medical Negligence Attorneys 

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Holder Law Group Has the Experience and Medical Knowledge to Handle Medical Malpractice Cases Across Central Illinois

Medical malpractice results when a medical professional's act or omission results in a patient’s injury or death. Even with the top medical care and advances in technology, mistakes by physicians and health care facilities do happen. Doctors, other medical professionals, hospitals, government-run health care facilities or a combination thereof can be held accountable for their actions in such with the help of an experienced medical malpractice attorney. Due to the concentrated locations of medical care facilities across Central Illinois such as Champaign, Danville, and Decatur, there are many medical negligence cases in Central Illinois. Holder Law Group also knows the local practices, policies, and procedures that can lead to medical negligence in Champaign-Urbana and Illinois.

Medical Malpractice cases are extremely complex, time consuming, and costly. It is necessary to use an experienced attorney in pursuing medical malpractice cases. Betsy Holder has substantial experience in pursuing medical malpractice cases, with attorneys helping their clients achieve seven figure recoveries. 

Additionally, we has invested substantial efforts in creating a network of doctors and nurses who are able to assist us in pursuing your case and ensuring that you will eventually receive the high level of care that you need.

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Four Elements of Medical Malpractice Cases: Duty of Care, Negligence, Substantial Injuries, and Causation

Four elements have to be proven in order for a patient to recover against a healthcare provider.


The first element is proving that the healthcare provider owed a duty to the injured person established by showing a provider-patient relationship. The second requirement is to show the healthcare provider acted negligently. This is proven by evidence that the healthcare provider did not exercise the appropriate care in providing treatment. Expert medical testimony is used to prove negligence.

The third requirement is to demonstrate the patient sustained substantial injuries, which include but are not limited medical bills, physical injuries, pain and suffering, future injuries, loss to loved ones, loss of life expectancy, and loss of quality of life. Finally, the fourth and final requirement is causation, such that the healthcare provider's failure to exercise appropriate care in providing treatment caused the injuries sustained.


How long does a medical malpractice lawsuit take?

While a number of factors affect the length of time it takes to resolve a medical malpractice claim, such as the nature of the injuries involved, the type of medical procedures involved, and the place in which the suit is brought, generally these suits take at least two years for a full resolution. Some cases will settle prior to trial through negotiations and mediations, reducing the time and expense it takes to resolve the claim. If possible, these avenues often provide a more timely and less stressful alternative.



It costs nothing to meet with our medical malpractice attorneys for a free consultation. There will be no fee unless we win your case.

Recent Medical Malpractice Recoveries by The Holder Law Group include:


  • $1,000,000 (one million dollar) recovery for a failure to diagnose cervical cancer case.
  • $500,000 (five hundred thousand dollar) recovery for an infection resulting from the improper insertion of a pacemaker.
  • $250,000 (two hundred and fifty thousand dollars) for a failure to diagnose and treat a stroke.
  • $550,000 (five hundred fifty thousand dollars) for a stillborn baby resulting from nursing staff and hospital negligence. 
  • $550,000 (five hundred fifty thousand dollars) for a failure to diagnose necrotizing enterocolitis in a premature newborn resulting in death.
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