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The law firm of Leeseberg Tuttle has recovered some of the largest medical malpractice settlements and verdicts in Ohio.

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Our attorneys have more large medical malpractice trial verdicts than any other law firm in the state of Ohio.

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Our lawyers will pursue the compensation you need for lost income, medical bills, disability and other damages.

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$6 Million Jury Verdict – Franklin County

A patient went to the emergency room three times one morning with signs and symptoms consistent with vascular occlusion before diagnosis was recognized. She had emergency surgery, but lost her legs.

$5 Million Jury Verdict – Franklin County

A patient was a victim in a car accident and was admitted for observation. No doctor saw her until the next morning. She had emergency surgery, but died 18 days after the crash.

Confidential Settlement – Franklin County

A high school senior developed necrotizing fasciitis, which doctors failed to diagnose in the ER. By the next day, the delay in diagnosis resulted in both legs being amputated.

$2 Million Settlement – Franklin County

A physician died after a diagnosis of colon cancer was delayed seven months. She had an appendectomy, but doctors did not diagnose her colon cancer promptly, even after several CT scans showed an abnormality.

Justice For Devastating Injuries And Wrongful Death

Top-Quality Legal Services

Our attorneys are committed to representing those who have suffered because of a delayed diagnosis, failure to diagnose, surgical error or other deviation from the standard of care. We handle a wide variety of medical malpractice claims. If you are not sure if you have a case, consider your answers to these questions:

  • Did the physician fail to diagnose your cancer or was there a delay in diagnosis?
  • Was a heart attack or stroke not diagnosed in a timely manner?
  • Was a birth injury or other pregnancy-related condition not diagnosed in time, such as preeclampsia or high blood pressure?

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Over 75 Years Of Combined Legal Experience

On September 28, 2018, we won $44.5 million for Bradley and his family.

This is the largest individual personal injury verdict in state history. This compensation will help improve Bradley’s quality of life and cover all past and future medical expenses for his family.

We are committed to representing families like the Metts to obtain the compensation and justice they deserve.

$44.5 Million Jury Verdict | Franklin County Bradley Metts v. Athens Medical Laboratory

Nine-year-old Bradley Metts was brought to his pediatrician’s office multiple times with complaints of ear pain, headache and numerous other concerning symptoms. Bradley had an infection, but it was not treated with antibiotics. As a result, his infection spread into his brain and ultimately caused a brain stem herniation, due to severe increased intracranial pressure. This injury caused catastrophic brain damage, leaving Bradley permanently “locked in”: He is completely paralyzed and only able to move his eyes, through which he has learned to communicate using assisted communication devices. Athens Medical Laboratory was also named as a defendant because it lost critical abnormal blood test results indicating the presence of infection. This contributed to the failure of the pediatrician’s office to diagnose and treat the infection in a timely manner. The hospital where Bradley was eventually taken for surgery to treat his infection was also a party to the case for failing to properly monitor him following neurosurgery. The pediatrician’s office and hospital defendants settled the claims against them, and the case went to trial against Athens Medical Lab only.