Ohio Lawyers for Medical Malpractice & Wrongful Death Claims Involving Cleveland Clinic Care
Overview | What We Handle | Where We Help | Process | FAQ | Contact
If you believe you or a loved one was harmed by negligent medical care involving a Cleveland Clinic facility or provider in Ohio, you deserve a clear, careful review of what happened. At Triscaro & Associates, we represent patients and families in serious injury and wrongful death cases throughout Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, and Northeast Ohio.
Important: Triscaro & Associates is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic. “Cleveland Clinic” is a third-party name used only to describe care locations involved in potential claims.
Confidential consultation: Call (440) 248-8811 or contact us online.
What We Handle
Not every bad outcome is malpractice. Medical negligence cases typically involve a preventable error, a deviation from the accepted standard of care, and harm that could have been avoided. We evaluate complex fact patterns and work with appropriate medical experts when needed. Common types of cases include:
- Misdiagnosis / failure to diagnose (including delayed diagnosis of cancer, stroke, or heart attack)
- Surgical errors (including wrong-site surgery and retained foreign objects)
- Anesthesia complications and errors
- Medication errors (wrong dose, wrong medication, adverse interactions)
- Emergency room mistakes and delayed treatment
- Hospital-acquired infections
- Lack of informed consent
- Birth injuries and neonatal complications
- Medical malpractice wrongful death
Where We Help
Our practice is focused on Ohio claims. We can evaluate matters involving Cleveland Clinic main campus care and community-hospital care in Northeast Ohio. If you are unsure which facility or provider was involved, we can help you organize the timeline and identify what records are needed.
- Main Campus (Cleveland)
- Community hospitals and regional facilities in Northeast Ohio (including locations commonly known as Euclid, Fairview, Hillcrest, Lutheran, Marymount, South Pointe, Medina, Mentor, Avon, and Akron-area facilities)
What to Expect in an Ohio Medical Malpractice Case
Medical negligence cases are document-heavy and expert-driven. While every matter is different, many claims follow a general process:
- Intake & timeline: we gather key facts, dates, providers, and the nature of the harm.
- Records review: we identify and review relevant records (hospital charts, imaging, lab work, operative reports, discharge summaries, etc.).
- Medical expert evaluation: when appropriate, we consult qualified experts regarding the standard of care and causation.
- Filing requirements: Ohio medical claims have specific procedural requirements that must be addressed correctly.
- Litigation: written discovery, depositions, motion practice, and case evaluation for settlement or trial.
Tip: If you suspect negligence, preserve what you can now—keep discharge paperwork, bills, prescriptions, and a written log of symptoms and follow-up care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle Ohio medical malpractice claims involving Cleveland Clinic care?
Yes. We evaluate serious injury and wrongful death matters arising from negligent medical care in Ohio, including cases involving Cleveland Clinic facilities and providers.
Are you affiliated with or endorsed by the Cleveland Clinic?
No. Triscaro & Associates is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic.
What should I do if I suspect medical negligence?
Write down the dates, providers, symptoms, and what you were told. Keep your paperwork and request your medical records. Early review can be important because deadlines and filing requirements may apply.
How do Ohio medical malpractice cases typically start?
Most cases begin with a detailed intake and a medical-record review with appropriate expert involvement. We then discuss whether the facts support a medical claim under Ohio law and what the next steps would look like.
Do you charge a fee upfront?
Many medical malpractice and wrongful death matters are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning no attorney fee is owed unless there is a recovery. Fee terms depend on the case and are discussed at intake.
Talk with an Ohio medical malpractice attorney: Call (440) 248-8811 or contact us online.
Note: This page is for general information only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
