Medical errors can change your health, your confidence, and your family’s stability in ways you never expected. The Stuckey Firm helps Springfield families pursue accountability with clarity and compassion, guided by what recovery and justice look like for them.
Medical Malpractice Cases We Handle
The Stuckey Firm represents clients across a wide range of malpractice claims. The following are some of the most common categories we handle.
Medical Malpractice Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a medical malpractice case?
A malpractice claim usually requires proof that the provider violated the standard of care and caused preventable harm. A lawyer can review your records, consult experts, and determine whether negligence likely occurred.
What types of injuries are most common in malpractice claims?
Malpractice may involve permanent disability, worsening of a condition, surgical complications, delayed treatment outcomes, medication injuries, birth injuries, or death. The severity often affects how the case is evaluated and pursued.
Can I file a malpractice claim against a hospital and a doctor?
Sometimes, yes. Hospitals may be responsible for staffing, policies, or employee actions. A full investigation can identify which parties may be legally liable and how the claim should be structured.
Do medical malpractice cases require expert testimony?
Yes, in most cases. Experts explain what a competent provider should have done and how the error caused injury. This helps establish credibility and connect medical decisions to the harm suffered.
How long do I have to file a medical malpractice claim in Ohio?
Ohio has strict time limits and special procedural rules for malpractice cases. Because deadlines can be complex, it is best to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible to protect your right to file.

Get Answers About a Possible Medical Malpractice Claim
If you believe a provider’s mistake caused serious harm, you deserve clarity. Contact The Stuckey Firm to schedule a confidential consultation and speak with a medical malpractice attorney in Springfield, OH, who will explain your options without pressure and help you understand what comes next.
















