We get better results.
Our success is not a coincidence. It’s achieved because our attorneys are aggressive, experienced and dedicated, and because we devote the necessary resources to every case we handle.
Wrongful Death and Serious Injury
Wrongful Death and Serious Injury
for the family of a man electrocuted by faulty wiring installed by an HVAC company.
for the abuse of a child by a volunteer at a church-operated daycare.
for the death of a young mother and injuries to her husband in an automobile accident.
award plus attorney fees and interest for the family of a motorcyclist killed in a crash.
for college student who suffered hearing loss when beaten outside a campus bar.
for the family of a mother killed in a car crash by a drunk driver.
for a woman who fell in a negligently maintained parking lot.
award plus attorney fees for the family of a motorcyclist killed by a careless tractor-trailer driver.
for a spinal cord injury caused by excessive use of force by police.
for the family of a woman who died after an ER doctor and hospital failed to treat her stroke.
for a baby's death due to inattentiveness by a babysitter.
for a high school student's death arising out of car accident.
for a young girl injured at a daycare facility.
for a child's death caused when a poorly maintained porch collapsed.
for scars to a young boy's face caused by a vicious dog.
for the estate of a tow truck operator who was struck and killed while helping a stranded motorist.
for a woman whose foot was crushed in a car crash.
for a woman who suffered leg injuries and loss of income caused by a car crash.
for a motorcyclist who suffered injuries caused when a car pulled in front of him.
for injuries caused by a Ross County officer’s excessive force.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Malpractice
Malpractice
for the family of a woman whose doctor failed to treat her stroke.
for the loss of intellectual property due to a law firm's negligence.
for an immigrant due to negligence by his former immigration attorney.
for a man wrongly convicted due to attorney malpractice.
for injuries to a patient caused by inattentive nurses.
for failure to properly diagnose and treat a patient following coronary bypass surgery.
for the family of a patient whose doctor failed to provide proper care for her at Mount Carmel.
against a surgeon who botched a shoulder surgery, severing and failing to repair the spinal accessory nerve.
for a client whose criminal conviction was caused by legal malpractice.
for the family of a resident whose death was caused by nursing home negligence.
for patient whose dentist failed to timely diagnose and treat a tumor.
for shoulder dystocia injury at birth due to the obstetrician's negligence.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Business Litigation
Business Litigation
for breach of contract and business interference.
for breach of a contract to sell real estate for development.
for an individual wrongly deprived of royalties.
for business owners defrauded in the sale of their business.
award achieved in ownership dispute.
for breach of fiduciary duty and business interference dispute.
award for franchisee in business dispute.
for an auto dealership against the franchisor.
for a business owner against his partner in a breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duties case.
for a business owner cheated out of a deal.
for a business whose property was stolen due to a another business's failure to provide adequate security.
for a company whose former employee wrongfully used confidential materials in setting up a competing company.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Civil Rights & Employment
Civil Rights & Employment
for sex discrimination of female physician.
for physician subjected to handicap discrimination and retaliation.
for an executive defamed by his employer.
for a family subjected to racially discriminatory treatment by a school district.
for a female employee sexually harassed by her male employer.
for violation of a female student's privacy by a teacher.
for a CEO who was terminated without cause.
for women who blew the whistle on the Ohio Attorney General, resulting in his resignation.
for multiple victims of abuse by teacher.
award plus attorney fees for a woman wrongfully arrested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
for a student abused by a teacher.
award to a victim of sex discrimination.
for a victim of race discrimination.
for a motorist who was wrongfully shot by police.
for the victim of a sexual assault by her co-worker.
for a deputy sheriff who suffered injuries when a prison doctor failed to warn that a prisoner who was being transported might be faking paralysis.
for a woman who suffered harm when a private correctional facility allowed a prisoner to escape.
for a woman who was sexually assaulted.
for injuries caused by excessive use of force by police officers.
for African immigrant who experienced racial discrimination at work.
for inadequate medical care by a jail.
for inmate who was beaten by corrections officers.
for our client and against The Ohio State University that included an order preventing the University from our and her service dog from a sorority house.
for an employee whose employer failed to pay her commissions.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Consumer & Class Action
Consumer & Class Action
for multiple trucking companies cheated through fuel rebate scheme.
for truck drivers defrauded by a rewards program.
for 10,500 Ohioans whose credit information was misused by TransUnion Corp.
for consumers against an insurance company that improperly charged premiums without first obtaining approval from the Ohio Department of Insurance.
for investors defrauded in viatical insurance investment scheme.
for a homeowner with a defectively-constructed basement.
for multiple patients for defective hip implants.
for the family of man killed in fire caused by a defective home appliance.
Helping to recover 100 million dollars in insurance proceeds involving a chemical plant explosion.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Abuse
Abuse
For abuse of three students in the Olentangy School District.
For the sexual abuse of a patient.
For the sexual abuse of a dance student at Columbus Dance Theatre.
For the sexual abuse of a student at West Muskingum Local School District.
*The outcome of any client’s case will depend on the particular legal and factual circumstances of the case.
Sometimes success is more than money.
At Cooper Elliott our job is to achieve your vision of justice. Sometimes that means obtaining non-monetary changes or outcomes that juries and judge cannot provide. Here are a few recent examples of what our clients asked us to achieve:
Doe Families v. Local School District
Cooper Elliott achieved a settlement that included significant rule changes in a school district.
Doe Family v. Doe Apartment Complex
Cooper Elliott required the defendant to install safety devices in all units that would have prevented the injury that caused the death of the family's son and make a public service announcement regarding the importance of the safety device.
Entine v. Lissner
Cooper Elliott obtained an injunction in favor of a student who was improperly prevented from having a service animal in her sorority house.
Doe Immigrant v. Doe Attorney
Cooper Elliott achieved a critical admission from attorney that allowed the family to return to the U.S. and not be subject to a 10-year bar from the United States.
Doe Family v. ABC Companies
Cooper Elliott obtained an agreement for safety devices to be periodically checked, with written certification of compliance to be provided to the family.
Doe Family v. Local Hospital
Cooper Elliott achieved a settlement that included discussions of changes to a hospital's policies. The judge in the case said that, in her experience, this was meaningful but rare: "I heard Mr. Cooper talk about the OSU policies ... And I hope that truly is part of your agreement or understanding ... that doesn’t happen all the time ... This Court’s experience, in cases that I’ve presided over similarly, we don’t often get that piece, where the other person involved, the defendant or the representative, is willing to engage in those sort of changes ... I hope that that does happen for you."
Read about our client success stories
- Cooper Elliott Partners with the Brady Center, Leading to Sweeping Policy Changes for a Major Gun Retailer.
- Expanded Legislation in Wrongful Conviction Leads to Exonerees’ Justice
- Reclaiming One Man’s Future through Shareholder Dispute Resolution
- Fighting Legal Malpractice for Immigration Justice
- Restoring a Young Girl’s Future After a Disfiguring Dog Attack
- One School’s Negligence Perpetuates Teacher Misconduct
- Ohio Civil Litigation Attorneys Act Quickly to Fight Disability Discrimination
- A Daycare’s Disregard for Safety Forever Changes a Little Girl’s Life
- An Uninsured Auto Dealer Is Held Accountable for Personal Injury
- Ohio Wrongful Death Attorneys Protect a Widow’s Claim and Dignity









