Our Why

At Casey Injury Law, we have a relentless desire to make things better to improve the safe delivery of healthcare for everyone.

Above everything, our clients want to make sure what happened to them does not happen to others. All valid medical negligence cases start the same way: They involve a terrible outcome that does not make sense. They also involve healthcare professionals who refuse to explain what happened or why.

When we discover what happened was the result of medical negligence, our clients feel compelled to hold the responsible accountable to make things better for others in the future. One client put it best, “I’ve never sued anyone before, but I don’t have a choice. My dad would haunt me if we did not do all we could to hold the doctor and hospital accountable, and this happened again to someone else.”

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