Michael Hill Trial Law

Michael Hill Trial Law is a lawyer in Cleveland, OH, focused exclusively on nursing home abuse and neglect litigation. The firm represents victims of severe neglect and abuse in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, group homes, and other institutions, handling cases involving bedsores, choking, dehydration, elopement, falls, infections, malnutrition, medication errors, physical and sexual assault, understaffing, and wrongful death. The firm reports more than 1,000 cases handled and holds a 4.90 rating based on customer reviews. He handles complex cases throughout the United States, often brought in later as trial counsel or to consult and direct the overall outcome of a case. Hill is known as a strong communicator who cares deeply about his clients and reforming the long-term care industry, and he frequently lectures across the country teaching other lawyers how to handle these cases. Born in Flint, Michigan, he attended Oberlin College and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, where he was published multiple times in national peer-reviewed law journals. The firm's team includes trial lawyers Matt Mooney, Molly Morris, Joe McCoy, and Lina Girgis, along with paralegals Molly Bladen and Elivia Carpenter. The firm also addresses the systemic issue of understaffing in nursing homes, noting that researchers estimate as many as 95% of nursing homes in the United States are understaffed, which can lead to abuse and neglect when stressed staff act out inappropriately. The firm is located at 815 Superior Ave Suite 623 in Cleveland, on Detroit Avenue near Superior Hill Park, the Terminal public artwork, and Carl B. Stokes Courthouse Park, all within about a tenth of a mile. The firm has earned a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it, reflecting its standing in nursing home abuse litigation.

Services:

• Bedsores Litigation
• Medication Error Claims
• Nursing Home Neglect Cases
• Physical & Sexual Assault Lawsuits
• Wrongful Death Claims