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Attorneys Jae Oh and Alan Fuchsberg successfully settled a civil rights case where a prisoner lost more than 60% of her vision because the jail failed to provide proper medical care. Even though our client repeatedly complained of deteriorating vision, she was not taken to an ophthalmologist for over six months.
Shockingly, this occurred even though the Bureau of Prisons was notified several times that the surgery had to be done immediately to save our client’s vision. Through diligent and passionate advocacy, Jae and Alan settled this case on behalf of this incarcerated woman.
Jaehyun Oh
View ProfileJaehyun Oh is a partner whose practice combines civil-rights litigation, personal injury, and medical malpractice. She has been nationally recognized for representing survivors of sexual abuse and incarcerated clients harmed by neglect, and she has also recovered major results in complex malpractice matters involving delayed cancer diagnosis, spinal injury, stroke, and catastrophic harm. A Harvard Law graduate and experienced federal civil-rights advocate, Jaehyun brings especially strong credibility in prison-abuse and institutional negligence cases.
Alan Fuchsberg
View ProfileAlan Fuchsberg is a nationally recognized trial lawyer and Managing Partner with more than 30 years of experience handling high-stakes personal injury and civil-rights matters. He represents clients in medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful death, foster care abuse, police misconduct, and other complex litigation, including class actions. A frequent lecturer and published author, Alan combines deep courtroom experience with a client-first approach grounded in dignity, compassion, and strategic advocacy.
