Virginia Medical Malpractice Attorney

Litigation-Ready Representation for Patients Harmed by Negligent Care

When a healthcare provider’s mistake causes serious injury, the path to recovery runs through the courtroom as often as the settlement table. Rowe Weinstein & Sohn is a litigation firm with an office in Annandale, Virginia, serving clients across Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. We’ve served as lead counsel in nationally covered cases against large corporations, medical institutions, and government entities, and we bring that same trial-tested posture to every Virginia medical malpractice claim we handle. With more than 100 years of combined legal experience, we know how to take on institutional defendants who don’t settle easily.

A Track Record That Matters When the Defendant Is a Hospital

Hospitals and health systems employ large legal teams. The firm you choose has to match that firepower. Rowe Weinstein & Sohn has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for clients, including an $11.3 million private settlement involving a record executive and a $5.25 million recovery in a construction and trucking accident. Principal attorney Robinson S. Rowe has practiced law since 2001 and has been named to the Top 100 Trial Lawyers list by the National Trial Lawyers Association.

Clients work directly with our team, not a case manager, and we build each case around the specific facts rather than a formula.

Virginia Medical Malpractice Cases We Handle

Virginia law defines medical malpractice broadly: it covers tort or breach-of-contract claims for personal injury or wrongful death based on health care services rendered, or that should have been rendered, by a health care provider. What it doesn’t cover is every bad outcome. A poor result isn’t malpractice. Malpractice requires a preventable error the provider should have avoided that actually caused the patient’s harm.

We handle cases across the full range of medical malpractice claims:

• Birth Injuries: Cerebral palsy, brachial plexus injuries, and other harm caused by preventable errors during labor and delivery
• Surgical Errors: Operating on the wrong body part, leaving a medical instrument inside a patient, or other errors that fall below the standard of care
• Misdiagnosis & Failure to Diagnose: Delayed or missed diagnoses that allow a condition to worsen when timely detection would have changed the outcome
• Medication Errors: Wrong drug, wrong dose, or dangerous interactions a provider should have caught
• Informed Consent Failures: Proceeding with a procedure without adequately disclosing material risks to the patient
• Wrongful Death Claims: Cases where negligent medical care results in a patient’s death