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Blake Gibney

Attorney

“Everyone at RSH was professional and treated us with respect. They took our concerns seriously and made the legal process easy for our family. We did not have to give them upfront money which was a significant factor in making the decision to have them represent us. We are extremely pleased with their work and the outcome for our family. I would highly recommend them.”

Cathy Grothe
Blake Gibney

Helping Injured Iowans and Their Families

I want my clients to feel like they have someone that they can lean on. Someone that is going to take care of the details, is going to take on the legal process for them so that they can focus on other more important areas in their life. Whether it’s focusing on their treatments, or in cases where they’ve had a loved one pass away, dealing with the emotional piece of grief and letting us handle the aspects of the case.

“Many of our clients are searching for answers and find the legal process to be overwhelming. I do my best to give my clients some peace of mind and try to take some of the stress off my clients so they can focus on healing or the grieving process.”

Blake Gibney

Hear from Iowans Who Chose Not to Face the Insurance Companies Alone

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Misty Slaats

RSH Legal’s entire staff, especially Blake, provided exceptional service and truly showed professionalism and kindness throughout this process. I would give more than a 5-star review if allowed. Thank you all!
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Lisa Carroll

RSH has been phenomenal!! I had a tough case with a lot of emotion, and it felt like they felt that emotion every bit as much as I did. Blake, Ben, Jason, and the staff made me feel like family, kept me informed, and made me feel seen and heard all the way through the […]
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Salvador Fregoso

I recently had a great experience with RSH Legal. The team was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely cared about my case. They took the time to explain everything clearly and kept me updated throughout the process.

Helping Iowa Clients Achieve the Compensation They Deserve

$2,200,000

Nursing Home Injury

A 64-year-old woman was admitted to Legacy Pointe in Iowa City for diabetes management and medication administration. During her stay, staff was not administering medication as required. She also suffered several falls, although she was noted as a high fall risk. She became septic and severely dehydrated due to the mistreatment and eventually died of […]

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$700,000

Nursing Home Injury

A Delaware County nursing home resident was dropped while being adjusted in bed and broke a femur. The nursing home admitted fault and the employee who did it was fired. The resident then had a stroke and a week later she died.

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$900,000

Nursing Home Injury

An 84-year-old woman suffered from several falls and bed sores during her 2 ½ year stay at Good Shepherd Health Center in Mason City, Iowa.There was also a bedbug infestation and mice in the resident’s room. After several falls, the resident was taken to the emergency room, where she was found to be chronically dehydrated […]

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$500,000

Nursing Home Injury

A Cedar Falls nursing home resident suffered a series of falls that resulted in devastating head injuries, significant pain, and ultimately his death. The resident’s family was awarded a settlement for his pre-death pain and suffering.

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$400,000

Nursing Home Injury

A 96-year-old Clive, IA nursing home resident fell going to the restroom while being assisted. Only one employee was assisting and that person did not use a gait belt, which lead to the fall. The resident broke her hip due to the fall. She had surgery, was transferred to hospice and later died because of […]

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$450,000

Nursing Home Injury

A nursing home resident in a Sioux County, IA nursing home was repeatedly neglected. This lack of care resulted in several falls and in a pressure sore resulting in amputation of right leg below the knee.

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$375,000

Nursing Home Injury

A 90-year-old Cedar Rapids nursing home resident mistreated at the care facility and this neglect ultimately led to her death. She suffered from several pressure sores which grew infected due to lack of care. The facility was cited by the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals for negligence.

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$275,000

Nursing Home Injury

An 84-year old man with a complicated health history developed a pressure sore in a hospital and was transferred to a nursing home. The nursing home failed to take care of the pressure ulcer and it greatly worsened eventually resulting in surgery and death.

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The Credentials Iowa Families Can Count On

When your family’s future is on the line, you shouldn’t have to take a lawyer’s word that he or she is qualified to handle your case. So here’s the proof: my bar admissions, education, professional experience, board certifications, involvement, and presentations. Click through any of them. I’d rather you decide for yourself than take it on faith.

Straight Answers to the Questions Injured Iowans Ask

We carefully evaluate the medical facts, the extent of the harm, and whether the provider’s actions fell below the accepted standard of care. Because these cases are complex, each one requires a thorough review.

Your health insurance may initially cover your treatment, but the person responsible—or their insurance company—may ultimately be required to reimburse those costs. The answer depends on the circumstances and available coverage.

Be cautious. Insurance representatives may use your statements to minimize or deny your claim. Before giving a recorded statement or accepting an offer, consider speaking with an attorney who can protect your interests.

Payment may come from health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, or other available coverage while the matter is investigated. If negligence caused the harm, the responsible facility or provider may ultimately be liable for those expenses.

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Beyond the Courtroom, Rooted in Iowa

Whether it’s spending quality time with family, playing sports, or traveling – staying active outside the courtroom is important to me.