Located in Atlantic Center Plaza in Midtown, Ballard & Feagle, LLP want to remind residents they serve clients throughout the entire Atlanta-metro area. They specialize in medical malpractice with extensive experience handling these cases.

When you visit the doctor with an unknown medical problem, you are relying on him to properly diagnose your condition.

When you or a loved one sustains an injury due to someone else's negligence, you have a right to seek compensation through a personal injury lawsuit.

If you suffered an injury during a medical procedure, you most likely have many questions that need to be answered.

It is a healthcare provider's ethical and legal obligation to not disclose any information revealed by a patient or discovered during the course of treatment.

For a doctor, nurse, or other hospital staff member to properly diagnose and treat medical disorders, they must have their wits about them.

There is a substance abuse problem in the US and it's not what you think. The substance being abused is not meth or heroin or cocaine.

Many medical procedures are associated with a certain degree of risk. It is possible for a doctor, nurse, or other medical professional to deliver appropriate treatment for your condition and still have something go wrong.

Cerebral palsy is a birth injury occurring when your child suffers brain damage prior to, during, or shortly after birth.

If you have suffered a personal injury in the Atlanta area, you will probably need to find a qualified Georgia personal injury attorney.

In 1995, Walter G. Alton, Jr. formed Walter G. Alton, Jr. & Associates P.C. Since 1966, it has been his goal to provide personal attention and fearless advocacy to all of his clients personal injury cases. Call today (212) 629-6151.

Medical advances in the past few decades have greatly improved the ability of doctors to treat cancer. In many cases, an early diagnosis often carries with it a strong likelihood of survival.

The word litigation is rarely considered to be a positive term. Most people view litigation as a necessary (or unnecessary) evil, and many individuals will waive their right to sue for damages even in the case of wrongful death.

A 2006 study by the Institute of Medicine reported that at least 1.5 million Americans are sickened, injured or killed each year by errors in prescribing, dispensing and taking medications.

Possibly facing a hysterectomy, chemotherapy, and even death is devastating to any woman, but that pain is deepened by unique anger and disbelief for women who have undergone regular gynecological exams in order to prevent just such a tragedy.