Medical malpractice cases are some of the most difficult cases for a plaintiff to win. They are vigorously contested, emotionally charged, and the stakes are high But because victims of medical negligence often suffer catastrophic, life-changing inju…
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If you were injured by a doctor or hospital, you and your family might be entitled to compensation in a medical malpractice lawsuit. However, medical malpractice cases are notoriously complex and difficult to win. An experienced Ohio medical malpract…
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When a Second Opinion is Warranted and How It Can Be Used in a Medical Malpractice Case Receiving news that you have a serious of life-threatening medical condition can be devastating, and you may be curious whether it’s worth getting a second medi…
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Robenalt Law Fights for People Who Were Injured as a Result of a Fall After A a Surgical Procedure Falls after surgery are not uncommon. In fact, falls are the leading cause of patient injuries in hospitals today. Every year, between 700,000 and 1 mi…
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Informed Consent – What Is It and Why Is It Important? Informed consent is the process by which patients receive information and ask questions so that they can make well-considered decisions about their medical care and treatment. The cornerstone o…
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Robenalt Law Seeks Justice for People Who Are Victims of Medical Negligence Medical malpractice lawsuits are complex, expensive, time consuming, emotionally demanding, and high-risk. The legal and medical issues at play are complicated, and an injure…
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Who Is Liable When a Surgeon Performs Surgery on the Wrong Body Part? Performing surgery on the wrong body part, known as wrong site surgery, is an all-too-common and entirely preventable form of medical malpractice. Whether it’s performing surgery…
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More Than Half of Maternal Deaths Are Preventable CBS and USA Today report that the United States is “the most dangerous place to give birth in the developed world.” American women, and especially American women of color, face a higher risk of de…
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Necrotizing fasciitis, also known as ‘flesh eating disease,’ is a skin infection that results in the loss of the body’s soft tissue. It occurs when different strains of bacteria directly enter the soft tissue under the skin, or through blood in…
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Robenalt Law Seeks Justice for People Who Required an Amputation Due to Sepsis Sepsis is an infection of the blood that occurs when the body overreacts to another source of infection. Normally, the initial infection is treated with antibiotics, antiv…
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