People trust doctors and lawyers with the most important aspects of their lives, and when these professionals don’t do what they should the results can be disastrous. When they don’t accept responsibility, we help you recover by holding them accountable.
Ohio Malpractice Lawyers
Malpractice & Other Mistakes by Professionals
We hold professionals accountable.
People trust doctors and lawyers with the most important aspects of their lives, and when these professionals don’t do what they should the results can be disastrous. When they don’t accept responsibility, we help you recover by holding them accountable.
“Ben Cooper is a highly competent and compassionate legal professional who helped me through a stressful malpractice issue. He talked me through the options, costs, pros and cons, checked in frequently, and clearly cared about my situation. I would highly recommend him.”
Kim Lyons
Ohio Lawyers Who Identify Malpractice and Help Victims Get Justice
Negligence by a professional is known as malpractice. For a malpractice claim to succeed, it must have the following characteristics:
1. Violation of professional standards
Professionals must meet certain minimum standards, often referred to as the “standard of care.” To prove malpractice it’s necessary to prove the professional violated the standard of care. We do this by hiring top-notch experts.
2. Injury or loss resulting in considerable damages
Malpractice lawsuits can be emotionally draining and are typically expensive to litigate. Also, many states, including Ohio, have unfairly placed artificial limits on the amount of money malpractice victims can receive for certain types of harms. As a result, in many malpractice cases it doesn’t make sense to pursue the claim unless significant harm or death has occurred.
3. Harm caused by negligence
For a malpractice claim to succeed, it’s not enough to prove that the professional violated the standard of care, and that our client suffered serious harm. It’s also essential to prove that the malpractice caused the harm.
Ohio Malpractice Cases
Malpractice can occur in many different settings:
We get answers in malpractice cases.
Our team works tirelessly to uncover why an incident happened and how it could have been prevented. Then we work with you to find the right solution.
Quality experts.
We find top experts in the right fields to help us understand where the professional went wrong.
Deep client relationships.
We form strong relationships with our clients so that we fully know the harm they’ve suffered and its effect on their lives.
Guidance, advice and follow through.
We stand with our clients to help them navigate the difficult, often intimidating world of insurance, lawsuits and negotiations to achieve the best possible outcome.
Malpractice Case Results
We get results in malpractice cases.
1.1
for shoulder dystocia injury at birth due to the obstetrician's negligence.
850,000
for the family of a woman who a hospital negligently failed to resuscitate.
Confidential Settlement
for the family of a woman whose doctor failed to treat her stroke.
Confidential Settlement
for the loss of intellectual property due to a law firm's negligence.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Our Process
1. Initial conversation
We discuss your goals and our process, and gather important information.
2. Evaluation
As we collect information, including records and witness statements, we assess the strengths and weaknesses of all possible claims and defenses and whether pre-suit settlement is feasible.
3. Filing the lawsuit
This starts the formal litigation process. Prior to filing we strategize as a team and collaborate with you to determine a path that we believe will best accomplish your goals.
4. Exchange of information
This is called the discovery phase and includes exchanging documents and obtaining testimony under oath from witnesses and experts.
5. Mediation
After sufficient information has been obtained, many times the parties will attempt to resolve the case by using a neutral person to help bring the sides together.
6. Trial
If mediation or negotiations are unsuccessful, the next stop is the courthouse.
1. Initial conversation
We discuss your goals and our process, and gather important information.
2. Evaluation
As we collect information, including records and witness statements, we assess the strengths and weaknesses of all possible claims and defenses and whether pre-suit settlement is feasible.
3. Filing the lawsuit
This starts the formal litigation process. Prior to filing we strategize as a team and collaborate with you to determine a path that we believe will best accomplish your goals.
4. Exchange of information
This is called the discovery phase and includes exchanging documents and obtaining testimony under oath from witnesses and experts.
5. Mediation
After sufficient information has been obtained, many times the parties will attempt to resolve the case by using a neutral person to help bring the sides together.
6. Trial
If mediation or negotiations are unsuccessful, the next stop is the courthouse.
Contact A Malpractice Attorney Today
Let us fight for you.
Wondering if we can help you? The first step is an initial conversation. Call us or leave us some information below, and our team will contact you quickly to gather more information.
- Initial Conversation
- Case Evaluation
- Filing of Lawsuit
- Exchange of Information
- Mediation
- Trial