Personal Injury Lawyer: Scott McMillen Medical Malpractice Specialist/Attorney
Personal injury attorney in Orlando, Florida
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About This Firm
EditorialScott McMillen Medical Malpractice Specialist/Attorney serves clients from an office at 122 W Pine St in downtown Orlando, Florida, focusing on cases where patients believe a health care provider’s care fell below accepted standards. The practice centers on medical malpractice matters, helping injured people and their families understand their options after a serious treatment-related harm. Working from Orlando, the firm assists clients in navigating the legal process while pursuing accountability for negligent care. Those in the Orlando area seeking a dedicated medical malpractice attorney can reach the office on West Pine Street to discuss their situation.
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Fees & Payment
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Location
122 W Pine St, Orlando, FL, 32801
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