Ohio Colonoscopy Injury Lawyers
Many people do not realize just how serious the consequences of colonoscopy injuries can be. If a colonoscopy is done improperly, patients may face serious injuries that result in perforated bowels and internal bleeding.
At The Donahey Law Firm, our medical malpractice lawyers file claims to hold doctors accountable for this damage. We work closely with medical experts in evaluating the actions and decisions of doctors and nurses in colonoscopy injury cases.
Using in-depth knowledge of the law, we identify departures from the standard of care in reviewing a patient's medical history, preparing the patient for treatment and running the procedure. We also examine the actions of nurses and attending staff to see whether or not the hospital staff acted negligently as well.
Since 1968, we have been representing personal injury victims. In over 40 years, we have helped thousands of people and have recovered tens of thousands of dollars in favorable jury verdicts and settlements. Our experience equips our Columbus colonoscopy injury lawyers to handle even the most serious cases, including:
- Colonoscopy perforation/perforated bowel
- Torn lining of the colon
- Internal bleeding
- Infection
- Aggravation of another underlying condition
No Recovery. No Fee.
When our founding partner Dick Donahey created The Donahey Law Firm, few law firms worked exclusively for the rights and claims for injured individuals. Many firms focused on corporate law, but few were willing to take the chance that The Donahey Law Firm did: to work for their clients on a contingency-only basis, in order to represent injured individuals who were often unable to pay large, up-front legal fees.
More than forty years later, we still operate on a "contingent fee" basis, which means that we get paid attorney fees only when, and if, we recover money damages. A contingent fee allows injured persons and families with little or no financial resources to obtain experienced and skilled legal counsel. The attorney fee is simply a percentage of the award in the case. If there is no recovery, there is not a fee.
If you suspect that medical malpractice may have happened to you or someone you care about, you should ask — you need to ask — the difficult questions. Let us help you ask them. Call our Ohio law offices toll free at 866-918-5886 or contact us online. Initial consultations are free, confidential and at no obligation.
