Calgary Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Calgary, Alberta
Three Dimensions Law advises patients and families in Calgary who believe that medical care fell below the standard reasonably expected and caused harm. Medical negligence claims in Alberta are complex: they require expert medical opinion, careful review of records, and proof that the care provided caused the injury. We explain what is involved, what evidence matters, and the limitation periods that may apply, so you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed. Request a consultation to discuss your circumstances.
Common Matters
Medical Malpractice matters we handle
Standard of care concerns
Care that may have fallen below what a reasonably competent practitioner would have provided in the circumstances.
Delayed or missed diagnosis
Situations where a condition was not identified when it reasonably should have been.
Treatment and procedural concerns
Harm said to arise from how a treatment or procedure was carried out.
Informed consent
Whether the material risks of a procedure were properly explained before it was undertaken.
Understanding the issue
What medical negligence means
Not every poor outcome is negligence. Medicine involves risk, and complications occur even with careful treatment. A claim generally requires establishing that the care fell below the applicable standard and that this failure caused the harm complained of.
Causation is frequently the most difficult element, because an underlying condition may have contributed to the outcome regardless of the care provided.
Why these matters are complex
Medical negligence claims typically require independent expert opinion, extensive medical records, and a detailed reconstruction of the treatment timeline. They tend to be lengthy and are defended rigorously.
Limitation periods may apply, and they can be affected by when the harm was discovered. Early advice preserves options.
How Three Dimensions Law can help
- Reviewing the treatment history and obtaining complete medical records
- Explaining the elements a claim must establish under Alberta law
- Advising on whether an independent expert review is warranted
- Explaining the likely process, timelines and burden of a claim
- Advancing or resolving a claim where the evidence supports it
What to expect
- 01
Initial discussion
You describe the treatment and what concerns you about it.
- 02
Records
Complete medical records are requested and reviewed.
- 03
Expert review
Where warranted, an independent medical opinion is obtained on standard of care and causation.
- 04
Decision
You receive a candid assessment before committing to a claim.
Who you may work with
Louis F. FombonLawyer
Calgary and Alberta relevance
Our office is in downtown Calgary at 816 7 Ave SW, Suite 500, and we act for clients throughout the city and elsewhere in Alberta. Matters of this kind are governed by Alberta legislation and are heard, where court is required, in the Alberta Court of Justice or the Court of King's Bench of Alberta depending on the nature and value of the claim.
We will tell you at the outset which forum and framework applies to your matter, and what that means for timing and cost.
Areas we serve
Further information
Related services
- Personal InjuryMotor vehicle accidents, slip and fall injuries, serious injuries and insurance-related claims — explained clearly, advanced carefully.
- Wrongful DeathCompassionate guidance for families considering a claim after a death caused by the fault of another.
- Civil LitigationContract disputes, debt recovery, commercial and property disagreements resolved through negotiation, mediation or court proceedings.
Legal Questions
Medical Malpractice questions we are often asked
Request a Consultation
Speak with a Calgary medical malpractice lawyer.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will explain the options available to you.