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Caspar Verhoeven, a man with gray hair, a beard and round glasses in a navy suit and blue tie, hands clasped on a table

Caspar Verhoeven

Partner, Bloomington

Caspar leads the firm’s medication and nursing home cases.

Caspar worked in a hospital pharmacy before law school, where he learned how many hands a prescription passes through. He keeps that picture in mind whenever he reads an order that went wrong.

He lives in McLean County and takes calls from families whose parents are in care homes across the region.

Leads

  • Medication errors
  • Nursing home neglect
  • Hospital negligence

Caspar’s admissions and schooling

  • Bar admissions

    • Illinois

      2000

  • Courts

    • U.S. District Court, Central District of Illinois

    • U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit

  • Education

    • J.D., Southern Illinois University School of Law

      2000

    • B.S., Illinois State University

      1997

  • Languages

    • English

    • Dutch

      conversational

  • Memberships

    • Illinois State Bar Association

    • McLean County Bar Association

What Caspar asks first

Who ordered it, who filled it, who gave it, and who checked. Four people, four signatures, and a mistake that got past all of them.

For care homes he asks for the daily notes before anything else, because they show what a day actually looked like.

He will tell you honestly when the paperwork shows a home did what it was supposed to.

Ask for Caspar

He will tell you what he would ask the home for.

There is no fee for the review, and no fee at all unless we recover money for you. Case costs such as record fees, expert review and filing fees are set out in a written fee agreement we go through with you before you sign.