In 2004 my mother was going to have surgery for a hematoma. I was informed by her on a Monday that her surgery was scheduled for that Friday - 4 days later. My mothers diagnosis didn't seem right to me as I know it had been a tumor in her right thigh that had grown from a small nodule to a golf ball sized tumor over the course of the last year. My instincts said this does not seem like a hematoma. But who am I to question a doctor or tell my mother I thought the doctor is wrong? Attorney Goldberg had represented a family I knew for a malpractice case who were very happy with his representation. I immediately contacted Attorney Goldberg and explained the situation and he asked me to get all of my mothers files and radiographs/MRI's etc and bring them to his office as soon as I can, which I did, that same day- Monday. After he looked at the file and x-rays/etc. he told me that whatever I do, do not let my mother have that surgery on Friday because she will be dead within 6 months. I spoke to my mother and she agreed to cancel the surgery and follow Attorney Goldberg's advice. Through his contacts he got my mother in to the Cleveland Clinic for an appointment within 2 weeks of which she shortly thereafter went through 6 straight weeks of daily chemotherapy M-F. My mother had one of the best doctors the clinic had to offer for her type of rare cancer. I will never forget what that doctor told me and my sister after my mothers surgery in September 2004, that if my mother had that surgery in May, 2004, she would have been dead before Thanksgiving. My mother recently passed away in March 2026. Attorney Goldberg, because of his immediate response, care, concern, and going out of his way to help my family, gave my mother 22 extra years on this planet for my mother and my family. There is no price on that gift. Needless to say my family was forever grateful to Attorney Goldberg.