About Tawwater Law Firm, PLLC — Medical Malpractice Oklahoma City Oklahoma
For a medical malpractice Oklahoma City claim, Tawwater Law Firm, PLLC brings more than 40 years of injury experience to Oklahoma County. Larry Tawwater, a past president of the American Association for Justice, leads a team that includes Darren Tawwater and Adam Myers. The firm represents injured patients in surgical error, misdiagnosis, and birth injury cases. Its medical malpractice work has helped victims recover millions in compensation.
Because malpractice cases demand strong proof, the firm builds each claim with care. For example, it retains qualified medical experts to establish negligence. In addition, the attorneys offer free case reviews to injured patients and families.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as experienced and dedicated. Reviewers point to its record of significant verdicts and settlements. Many also note responsive, professional communication throughout their cases.
Medical Malpractice Oklahoma City — Practice Areas & Services
- Surgical error and anesthesia injury claims
- Birth injury and obstetric negligence cases
- Misdiagnosis and delayed-treatment claims
- Wrongful death from negligent medical care
- Free case reviews for injured patients
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is my malpractice case worth in Oklahoma?
Value depends on the harm, lost income, and future care needs. Oklahoma no longer caps noneconomic damages, so awards reflect the full injury. An attorney can estimate value after reviewing your records.
What is a birth injury claim?
A birth injury claim arises when negligent care harms a mother or child during delivery. These cases often involve missed signs of distress or delayed action. They require detailed medical review and expert support.
Where are Oklahoma City malpractice cases heard?
They are heard in the Oklahoma County District Court at 321 Park Avenue. The court manages civil negligence cases for the county. Correct venue keeps the case on schedule.
Quick Facts: Medical Malpractice in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Statute of limitations: Two years from discovery of the injury for most adult claims — Oklahoma Statutes Title 76
- No damages cap: No noneconomic damages cap after the 2019 Beason ruling — Oklahoma Supreme Court
- Venue: Oklahoma County District Court at 321 Park Avenue — Oklahoma County District Court
