Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Rockford | 15 available
15 Medical Malpractice lawyers are available in Rockford, Illinois, including Daniel T. Gilbert, Gregory E. Barrett, Sally J. Zimmerman, and Kathleen M. Stockwell. Lawyers rated on this page have an average Avvo rating of 4.5/5.
Daniel T. Gilbert
Avvo Review
“Mr. Gilbert is a very competent and kind attorney. He answered all of my questions. He earned my trust and respect. He kept me in the loop, explain...”Read on Avvo
Google Review
“He’s handles a couple cases for us. Couldn’t be less satisfied. No call backs, no return emails. Wasn’t able to get our correct amounts squared away. We’ve waited for over 6 weeks …”— Mike Olson
Sally J. Zimmerman
Google Review
“How is it possible that I arrived at this store, grabbed my things, and when I paid, the cashier told me that she couldn't charge me a $50 bill when I paid $26 because it was closi…”— Zoila A Flores
Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Rockford, Illinois at a Glance
Lawbamba lists 15 Medical Malpractice lawyers in Rockford. 2 have Avvo client reviews, averaging 4.5/5 across 2 reviews. You can also browse all Medical Malpractice lawyers in Illinois.
Medical Malpractice lawyers in other Illinois cities
- Belleville (33)
- Peoria (26)
- Wheaton (20)
- Springfield (19)
- Libertyville (18)
- Joliet (17)
- Naperville (14)
- Schaumburg (13)
Other practice areas in Rockford
- Corporate lawyers (40)
- Real Estate lawyers (32)
- Civil lawyers (31)
- Personal Injury lawyers (25)
- General Practice lawyers (23)
- Probate lawyers (17)
- Workers Compensation lawyers (15)
- Insurance lawyers (15)
Frequently asked questions
How many Medical Malpractice lawyers are in Rockford, Illinois?
Lawbamba lists 15 Medical Malpractice lawyers in Rockford, Illinois. 2 of them have Avvo client reviews.
What is the average Avvo rating for Medical Malpractice lawyers in Rockford?
Across 2 Avvo client reviews, Medical Malpractice lawyers in Rockford average 4.5 out of 5.
How long do I have to file a medical malpractice claim in Illinois?
In Illinois, you generally have 2 years from discovery to file, under 735 ILCS 5/13-212(a). See the full Illinois deadline.
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