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We Can Help You Seek Justice For A Wrongful Death

Contact our law firm to fight for the compensation you deserve.

The attorneys at Leeseberg Tuttle have a proven track record of securing verdicts and settlements for our clients. Let us go to work for you.

Put Our Reputation To Work:

We have obtained some of the largest trial verdicts and settlements for wrongful death claims in the state of Ohio.

Secure The Money You Need:

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

Get Peace Of Mind:

Know that you are doing everything possible to hold the negligent party accountable and to
ensure your financial needs are met.

There Is No Substitute For Experience. Contact Us Now.

Avvo Rating | 10.0 Superb | Top Attorney Medical Malpractice
Avvo Rating | 10.0 Superb | Top Attprney | Personal Injury
Columbus Lawyer Finder Member | ColumbusLawyerFinder.Com | Columbus Bar Association
Best Lawyers | Best law Firms | U.S. News | 2023
Avvo Rating | 10.0 Superb | Top Attorney Medical Malpractice
Columbus Lawyer Finder Member | ColumbusLawyerFinder.Com | Columbus Bar Association
Avvo Rating | 10.0 Superb | Top Attprney | Personal Injury
Best Lawyers | Best law Firms | U.S. News | 2023

$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.

Why Should You Retain Our Services?

With Top-Quality Legal Services By Renowned Attorneys

If you have lost a loved one due to another’s negligence or recklessness, you deserve compensation. We, at Leeseberg Tuttle, will seek compensation for damages, including but not limited to:

  • Medical expenses
  • Funeral expenses
  • Loss of your loved one’s expected earnings
  • Loss of the care, protection and guidance of your loved one
  • Loss of love, society and companionship your loved one

There are a host of benefits to hiring Leeseberg Tuttle, whether is it for a wrongful death case resulting from a car accident, medical malpractice, or another type of personal injury. You need a law firm that has the track record and experience needed to get results on your behalf.

Call For The Answers You Need : 855-445-6266

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Over 75 Years Of Combined Legal Experience

Experience Matters

The law firm of Leeseberg Tuttle was named as one of the “Best Law Firms” in 2015 by Best Lawyers. Both attorneys Leeseberg Tuttle are board-certified trial attorneys by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. AVVO has also named attorney Leeseberg as a top attorney in personal injury and medical malpractice.

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.

$22.7 Million Settlement | Franklin County

Settlements obtained on behalf of 17 families whose loved ones received excessive and fatal dosages of pain medications while they were patients in the ICU. While many had terminal illness, their deaths were hastened by the inappropriate and woefully excessive dosages of pain medications. The hospital publicly acknowledged that at least five patients were not necessarily terminal, and additional treatment was required to see if the patient’s condition improved.

$6.5 Million Jury Verdict | Franklin County Southard v. Whetstone

Care Facility A wrongful death and survivorship jury verdict was granted to Diana Southard and two adult daughters as a result of the death of her 62-year-old husband. He had been disabled since 1984 by an aneurysm that left him with severe cognitive deficits, including loss of short-term memory and an impaired thirst mechanism. Diana placed her husband in an assisted care facility for two weeks of respite care, with explicit instructions concerning his need for monitoring of adequate fluid intake to prevent hypernatremia and dehydration. Her instructions were disregarded, and her husband was hospitalized but died shortly after discharge from the facility due to severe dehydration and renal failure.