accidents & malpractice

Despite best intentions, thousands of people

die every year due to negligent doctors and

hospitals. According to an American Hospital Association study, over 98,000 people died in 1999 alone as a result of medical errors. If you or a loved has been injured at the hands of medical provider, including:

Notify police immediately; let them know your

location and if an ambulance is needed.

Do not move the vehicle unless it is creating

a hazzard and the police tell you to. Note the

position of cars. Copy down license plates.

Errors in surgery

Error in dosage or drug method

Errors in treatment

Equipment or system failures

Do not discuss the accident with others at

the scene or agree to fault. Assist the police

but do not agree to liability - that is a legal

determination.

Errors / delay of diagnosis

Inadequate patient monitoring

Outmoded tests or therapy

Failure in preventative medicine

Contact our offices immediately for a free consultation. Remember, Ohio law limits the time to seek justice for your malpractice claim.

Seek medical treatment immediately as

needed. Go to the local emergency room.

Obtain name of police officer and, if possible,

accident report number. If police do not come,

report the accident to the local police station.

Every year, millions of people are injured in motor vehicle accidents. Unfortunately, many victims find that their insurance company will not fairly reimberse them for medical bills, repairs, and lost wages. You don’t have to face the big insurance company’s adjusters and lawyers alone. Have our legal team represent your family’s needs.

Contact your attorney as soon as you are able.

Contact your insurance carrier within 24 hours.

The information on this website is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. Please consult your attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.