Ohio Nursing Home Abuse Attorney
Thousands of Medical Malpractice Cases Handled Since 1968
The lawyers of the Columbus, Ohio, law firm of The Donahey Law Firm have handled medical malpractice and nursing home negligence law for over 40 years. We combine our extensive experience with legal knowledge and a passionate commitment to the rights of families and nursing home residents facing the issues of nursing home abuse and carelessness. Our credentials and record of success include:
- Multiple settlements exceeding $10 million
- The ability to "carry" cases' full expenses in the event of a lengthy and costly litigation process
- We receive numerous referrals from other law firms in the areas of medical malpractice and nursing home injuries and serve as "go-to" attorneys for other firms struggling with nursing home negligence and abuse legal issues
- We work exclusively on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing if we fail to win your case
If your loved one shows signs of abuse or neglect that occurred in an assisted-care facility, nursing home or other care facility, contact us for experienced, knowledgeable and committed legal help.
Call The Donahey Law Firm at 866-918-5886 to reach an experienced nursing home injury attorney.
We are highly experienced in investigating nursing home abuse and negligence cases and in preparing them for and presenting them in trial. Has your loved one been possibly injured in a nursing home due to:
- Being allowed to wander off of the facility?
- An assault by a staff member or other resident?
- Pressure ulcers/bed sores/decubitus ulcers?
- A medication error?
- Malnutrition or dehydration?
- A fall?
- A staff member's failure to follow a physician's directions?
We can provide the effective and caring legal help you need. For a no-charge consultation, contact our firm.
Contact Us
The Donahey Law Firm has offices in Columbus, Delaware, Circleville and Lancaster, offers free initial consultations and works exclusively on a contingency fee basis. To contact us call 866-918-5886.
