A hospital is supposed to be where you get better. When a preventable failure inside a hospital harms a patient, such as a fall that shouldn't have happened, a pressure injury from being left in the same position for too long, or an infection from unsafe care, the effects can be serious and lasting. We help patients and families hold hospitals accountable for that kind of harm. If this happened to you or someone you love, tell us what happened. The first call is free.
Not every bad outcome in a hospital is someone’s fault. What we look for is a preventable failure: a risk the hospital knew about and didn’t guard against, a safety step that was skipped, or an injury that has no other reasonable explanation. If you’re not sure whether what happened crosses that line, that’s exactly what a free call is for.
We focus on preventable failures in how a hospital cares for and protects patients.
Infections like MRSA, staph, and sepsis can spread when a hospital ignores basic safety and hygiene. When an infection comes from unsafe care, the hospital may be responsible for the harm that follows.
A patient who isn't turned or monitored can develop serious pressure injuries. These are often preventable, and they're a common sign that care fell short.
Patients at known risk of falling should be watched and protected. When a hospital fails to do that and a patient is hurt, that failure can support a claim.
We don’t take every case, and we’ll be honest with you about yours. The strongest ones have a clear, serious injury, medical records that show what happened, and a failure we can tie to the harm. Hospital records are detailed, and getting and reading them is often where these cases are decided.
We take fewer cases than most firms so we can give each one real attention. Jay Reinan has tried more than 50 jury trials, and he spent his early career defending hospitals before switching sides in 1999 to represent patients. He knows how hospitals prepare for these cases and how to take that defense apart. You get a lawyer who knows this work and will tell you the truth about your case.
We're based in Denver and represent patients and families across Colorado, Wyoming, and Minnesota.
Often, yes. When a hospital's preventable failure harms a patient, the hospital can be held responsible. Whether your situation supports a claim depends on the facts, which we can talk through on the first call.
There's overlap, but our focus is on care and safety failures, like falls, pressure injuries, and infections, rather than a single treatment or surgical decision. If your situation is really a different kind of case, we'll tell you honestly.
It can be. Many hospital-acquired infections and pressure injuries are preventable, and when unsafe care caused one, the hospital may be responsible. We'd look at the records to see what happened.
Hospital cases can have shorter deadlines and extra requirements, so it's best to talk to a lawyer as soon as possible so you don't lose the chance to bring a claim.
We handle cases on a contingency fee, so you don't pay attorney fees unless we recover for you.
