Professional Malpractice

Medical, dental, legal, and other professional malpractice suits have specific, often complicated, requirements in need of analysis by a trained eye. Johnston, Sztykiel & Hunt, P.C. regularly provides professionals and clients with the tools they need to succeed when professional relationships deteriorate.

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