Nursing Error Attorneys at Lowe Trial Lawyers
Proudly Serving Those Who Have Experienced Medical Errors in Ohio
At Lowe Trial Lawyers, we have deep respect for nurses and the essential care they provide. But even the most dedicated nurses can make mistakes—especially when they are overworked, understaffed, or unsupported by their healthcare institutions. In many cases, it’s not individual negligence, but a larger systemic failure that sets the stage for these errors. Unfortunately, when nursing errors occur, the consequences can be devastating.
Nursing errors may result in:
- Medication mistakes – Administering the wrong medication or dosage, or failing to follow time-sensitive treatment orders
- Failure to monitor – Missing signs of patient deterioration, vital sign changes, or post-operative complications
- Neglect in infection prevention – Improper wound care, failure to change catheters or dressings, or unsanitary practices
- Failure to prevent bedsores or falls – Not repositioning patients, ignoring fall risk protocols, or inadequate supervision
- Delayed or inadequate emergency response – Failing to notify physicians or respond appropriately during a medical crisis
These errors are often not a reflection of a single nurse’s negligence, but rather the result of systemic issues like understaffing, poor training, unclear protocols, or lack of communication within the care team.
If you or a loved one has suffered due to a nursing error in a hospital, nursing home, or clinic, the attorneys at Lowe Trial Lawyers can help. We’ll investigate the circumstances, determine where the breakdown occurred, and hold the responsible parties accountable—so you can focus on healing and recovery.
Contact us today for more legal information on nursing errors and how to find nursing error lawyers near you.
Featured Cases
Mentally Challenged Group Home Residents, Police Officer Injured in a Fire Receive Seven-figure Settlement
Shortly before trial obtained a seven-figure settlement in a personal injury and wrongful death claim for three mentally challenged group home residents and a police officer who rescued them when an arsonist set fire to their group home. Lowe Scott Fisher was able to prove that the caretaker charged with supervising the three residents had negligently fallen asleep and was therefore unable to alert the residents of the home. The survivors were all badly burned.
How to Get Help
Lowe Trial Lawyers carefully analyze each individual case to provide the best options and solutions. If you or a loved one has been the victim of a nursing error, don’t hesitate to schedule a free consultation.
Common types of medical error cases we take on:
