Mobile Anesthesia Error Lawyer
Since 1958, Our Firm Has Fought against Negligence
Most people consider the use of anesthesia to be a routine part of many medical procedures. Yet, despite the common use of general, regional, and local anesthesia, anesthesia errors can and do routinely occur and result in devastating consequences.
If you or someone you love has been the victim of an anesthesia error, talk to one of our Alabama medical malpractice lawyers to learn more about your rights and options. Cunningham Bounds, LLC was founded in 1958 and has since established itself as one of the leading personal injury firms in Alabama. Committed to excellence, our attorneys have secured billions on behalf of our clients in verdicts and settlements. We are known as trial lawyers who get results!
Call (251) 299-0101. Our Alabama anesthesia error attorneys offer free case evaluations!
Common Effects of Anesthesia Errors
Anesthesia errors are not a simple mistake. Our attorneys will carefully investigate the circumstances surrounding your injuries and fight to hold the appropriate parties responsible.
Anesthesia errors often result in the following:
- Paralysis
- Loss of heart function
- Seizures
- Death
When anesthesia errors are due to medical negligence, victims should be compensated for their losses. In these sorts of cases, you will be up against well-funded insurance companies, backed by teams of aggressive attorneys. Cunningham Bounds can effectively fight for the compensation you deserve, no matter how complex the situation.
Begin a Free Consultation with an Alabama Anesthesia Error Attorney!
If you have been injured or lost a loved one due to an anesthesia error, don’t hesitate to contact our firm. We are proud to uphold the rights of our clients and fight for compensation that enables them to move forward from their present circumstances.
Contact Cunningham Bounds and schedule your free consultation today!

The Cunningham Bounds Experience
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With You to the End
Unlike most plaintiff law firms, we have our own appellate practice, which means we can stay involved in your case throughout the appeals process. We keep fighting until the case is over.
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Committed to Our Community
We believe in giving back to our community. We provide pro bono (no cost) legal services to those in our community who can’t afford legal representation. We also support local charitable organizations by donating our time, money, and expertise.
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With Us, It's Personal
Throughout your case, our team will always be accessible, responsive, respectful, honest, and compassionate. Our clients can attest to our high level of service and the longstanding relationships we have forged with them.

At Cunningham Bounds, we work tirelessly to get the best possible result for you.

Building Longstanding Relationships

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The firm has won a series of jaw-dropping financial recoveries!
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