Medication mistakes can sometimes trace back to how doctors read patient records. Charts, lab results and notes about prior medications hold essential information. Misinterpreting these details may increase the chance of prescribing the wrong drug or dosage. While...
Leeseberg Tuttle is proud to announce the promotion of attorney John A. Markus to Partner! John has been an attorney with the firm since graduating from law school in 2015. Since that time, John has quickly established himself as a rising star among trial lawyers. His...
Prescription opioids are often used to manage pain. Problems can happen when a doctor keeps prescribing high doses or long courses without a clear medical reason. In Ohio, this kind of prescribing has contributed to addiction, injuries and even deaths. If you or a...
In some cases where people get hurt by others, there are insurance policies that can cover some of their expenses. Other times, it may be necessary for the injured party to file a lawsuit. In either scenario, medical documentation may play a critical role in the...
After a truck crash in Ohio, you face injuries, aggressive insurers and strict deadlines. Taking focused steps now may preserve evidence, safeguard your claim and support your recovery. Immediate steps that strengthen your claim What you do in the first days matters....
Losing someone after a medical procedure can leave you feeling shocked and uncertain. If an anesthesia error contributed to a death, the mix of grief and confusion can feel overwhelming. While every situation is unique, you might consider steps to protect your...
As the personal representative of your loved one’s estate, you can still file a wrongful death claim, even if they are partially at fault for the accident. While this option is available, the negligent party or their insurance company will try to shift the entire...
You expect safety in the ER, not further injury. If a hospital visit worsened your condition, you need to know if preventable errors occurred. In Ohio, holding public institutions accountable often requires proving reckless conduct rather than just standard...
A medical procedure or treatment that goes wrong can naturally leave you wondering whether your doctor made a mistake and if that mistake amounts to malpractice. In Ohio, not every poor medical outcome is the result of negligence. To hold a health care provider...
Health conditions naturally change over time, so your doctor should consider your age, weight, organ function, response to treatment and potential drug effects when managing your care. Medication adjustments may become necessary after surgery, during a lifestyle...
