Fieger Law is investigating reports and concerns regarding examinations performed by Dr. Michael Stump at the University of Findlay’s Cosiano Health Center between 2020 and 2025.
Former University of Findlay students and employees have raised concerns about touching during examinations that they believed was inappropriate, unnecessary, or unrelated to the examination being performed. We’re looking to speak with patients who may have had similar experiences with Dr. Stump, including students who received physicals or other examinations at the health center.
Speaking with an attorney at this stage can give you an opportunity to privately discuss what happened, understand your legal options, and determine if your experience may be relevant to the concerns being investigated.
Concerns About Conduct During a Medical Examination
Patients trust their physicians and other medical professionals to behave professionally and appropriately, especially during physical examinations that may require close or sensitive contact. When a patient believes touching during an examination was inappropriate or unrelated to their medical care, it can be difficult to know what to do next.
Some patients may even question their recollection of an examination or may not recognize their concerns until later. Others may have felt uncomfortable at the time but chose not to report what happened.
Even when an examination occurred years ago, an attorney can help evaluate what happened and explain what legal options may be available.
Fieger Law Wants to Hear From Former Students and Employees
If you were examined by Dr. Stump at the University of Findlay’s Cosiano Health Center between 2020 and 2025 and experienced touching that made you uncomfortable or that seemed inappropriate, unnecessary, or unrelated to your examination, Fieger Law wants to hear from you.
It’s not necessary for you to have reported the experience at the time, and contacting Fieger Law doesn’t obligate you to pursue a claim. Contact us today for a free, confidential consultation.