If you represent the plaintiff, the verdict you want the jury to bring in is a finding of liability and comprehensive damages. In the present era of litigation where difficult and enormously costly barriers and hurdles have been placed in the way of a plaintiff...
Medical Malpractice
Ohio Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Leeseberg Tuttle’s Clients
recently prevailed in an appeal before the Ohio Supreme Court. This decision by Ohio's highest court will impact medical malpractice lawsuits filed throughout the state. The plaintiff, Donald Troyer, presented to Dr. Leonard Janis (a...
Malpractice Reform Is No Panacea For Rising Health Costs
New findings indicate that putting limits on malpractice awards and enacting similar tort reforms are unlikely to do much to curb the nation's surging health care costs. In fact a new study, published last week in Health Affairs suggests that costs associated with...
Leeseberg Tuttle Continues to Be Recognized for Excellence
has earned an impressive placement ranking in the 2011-2012 U.S. News - Best Lawyers "Best Law Firms" list. The rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that included thousands of clients, highly skilled lawyers and law firm...
Leeseberg Tuttle Attorneys Honored Again
The attorneys at have once again been honored by being designated as "Super Lawyers" and "Rising Stars" in their specialty in the legal profession. This designation was made by Ohio Super Lawyers magazine and was bestowed on the attorneys...
Leeseberg Tuttle Attorneys Honored Again
The medical malpractice attorneys and personal injury attorneys at have once again been honored by being designated as 2012 "Super Lawyers" and "Rising Stars" in the legal profession. This designation was made by Ohio Super...
Jury Rules Against Local Physician
Jury members deliberated until well after dark Friday on a civil case before decid ing a local physician was at fault for the negligible death of two young boys. The 3-year-old males, Anthony and Joshua Legge, both died from respiratory distress after a tonsillectomy...
Infection Costs Student His Legs
An Ohio State University freshman who had both his legs amputated last spring after he became infected with a flesh-eating bacteria has sued many of the doctors and nurses who treated him and the hospitals that employ them. More than 20 parties are named in the...
I thank God for our trial lawyers
It's killing season in election year 2004. Special-interest groups have been lambasting trial lawyers, blaming these so-called "predators" for higher health insurance premiums and fewer specialty physicians. This year, the outcry is louder than ever because Democratic...
Hormone-Replacement Damage Award Gets Supreme Court’s OK
A decision yesterday by the U.S. Supreme Court is good news for hundreds of Ohio women seeking damages from the makers of hormone-replacement drugs that they blame for causing their breast cancer, a Columbus attorney says. "It's a nice boost," said one of a legal team...
