Are there any hospital malpractice lawyers who are willing to take on Halifax Medical?

My wife died on December 1, 2018 supposedly from colon cancer. I spoke to her oncologist who stated "that's wrong!", as the cancer was totally removed, and my wife was on a "prophylactic" chemotherapy to insure that there would be no possible cancer left. The morning before she died, at approximately 2:00 am, she called me, coherently speaking, and said "I'm scared, and the pain is so bad that I have to hang up!" Those were the last words I heard from her. At approximately 11:30, I received a call from a nurse, who, very unemotionally, said "your wife is non-responsive". Not believing what I'd heard, I asked him to repeat it, which he did in the same unemotionally tone. By the time I arrived at the hospital, she was gone. One of the last things they did to her was administer Narcan...she had been in the hospital for 2 days, and was not an opioid abuser... To me it just doesn't seem right! All the local attorneys seem to be afraid of Halifax, as it's so big in Florida.