Results for Robert Ross
With numerous landmark victories to his name, Robert Ross is one of the top personal injury litigators in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the nation.
Robert Ross successfully litigated the case, which involved defective machinery.
Robert Ross reached $14 million settlement in a case involving an amputation.
$17.8 million was recovered by Robert Ross in a medical malpractice lawsuit involving the failure to adequately treat an infection that led to amputation.
Founding partner Robert Ross recovered $10 million for the family of an 11-year-old girl who drowned at a swimming facility.
Robert Ross reached the settlement in a case involving a medication error.
A jury awarded $44.1 million to a woman who suffered a brain injury as a result of negligence at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
Robert Ross successfully litigated the case of a Philadelphia podiatrist who was given a central venal catheter to administer steroids.
The Ross Feller Casey qui tam lawsuit centered on allegations that the father-son owned practice billed for procedures that were not medically necessary.
Robert Ross convinced a jury that a hospital and two radiologists were negligent in failing to diagnose a woman’s breast cancer.
Robert Ross filed the high-profile lawsuit on behalf of the family of Mark Sturgis, whose body was discovered buried on a farm in Solebury Township, Pa.
Property owners failed to maintain the structure despite warning signs of a possible collapse.
A $25 million verdict was reached in a case involving a doctor who died after a routine fertility proceedure.
The parents of Mark Sturgis turn to Robert Ross to represent them in a civil investigation into the death of their son.
A jury found that doctors were liable for not prescribing the proper medication for a woman who went to Africa and contracted malaria.
In a case that drew national legal recognition, Rob Ross won a $10 million verdict for a boy who suffered brain damage as a result of a peanut allergy.
In awarding more than $5 million, a jury found that a surgeon didn’t review x-rays before an operation and caused the death of a 57-year-old man.
A woman suffered neurological injuries and was paralyzed as a result of medical malpractice.
A $22 million verdict was returned in a medical malpractice action over a hospital delay in giving Ana Gomez a blood transfusion after she gave birth and began to bleed heavily from her uterus.
