Robert D. Ahlstrom

Robert D. Ahlstrom, a Maryland trial attorney, has since 1974 successfully represented individuals and their families who have sustained injury due to the negligence of others. In 1997, he obtained a very favorable outcome for a family who lost their elderly parent due to the negligent care provided by an assisted living facility. With that claim as a springboard, Mr. Ahlstrom has since then focused his law practice obtaining compensation for the victims of negligent and abusive treatment in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other health care settings. Mr. Ahlstrom, with years of experience in representing the victims of such maltreatment, is recognized in the legal and health care communities as an attorney who provides highly effective representation and who understands the unique issues presented in these types of claims. If you believe that you, or a family member, have been the victim of nursing home or other healthcare malpractice, please contact us to schedule a. free consultation with Mr. Ahlstrom and his on-staff nurse paralegal. Please visit our website(www.AhlstromLaw.com) for more information about Mr. Ahlstrom's firm and to see examples of his many successful outcomes. Classes/Seminars Co-Presenter, "Malpractice Claims Against Long Term Care Facilities", Legal Issues and the Elderly Class, Johns Hopkins University, May 17, 2010 Co-Presenter, "Representing the Elderly - Anatomy of a Health Care Malpractice Claim", Gerontology Masters Class, Towson University, Towson, Maryland, November 12, 2009 Speaker, "Negligence in the Long Term Care Setting, Representing the Victims", "Elder Law Attorneys are from Mars/Litigators are from Venus, The Elder Law That Litigators Will Be Glad to Know", Maryland State Bar Association, Elder Law Section, Ocean City, Maryland, June 12, 2009 Speaker, "Negligence in the Long Term Care Setting, Representing the Victims", Elder Issues Class, November 3, 2008 Speaker, "Nursing Homes v. Assisted Living Facilities", Elder Issues Class, Towson University, Towson, Maryland, November 29, 2007 Co-Presenter, "How to Evaluate, Investigate, Prepare (and Win) a Nursing Home Negligence Case", "Elder Abuse and Neglect in the Community and in Long Term Care Facilities", Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Columbia, Maryland, November 1, 2007 Speaker, "New Health Claims Law: Watch Your Step!", "Cutting Edge Long Term Care Litigation", Nursing Home Litigation Section, Maryland Trial Lawyers Association, Columbia, Maryland, March 10, 2006 Speaker, "Litigating for the Elderly", Prince George's County Bar Association, Elder Law Section, Greenbelt, Maryland, March 17, 2005 Speaker, "Practice Tips - Nursing Home Negligence Claims", Seminar, Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Columbia, Maryland, October 27, 2004 Presenter, "Nursing Homes: Damages in Nursing Home Litigation", Seminar, Maryland Trial Lawyers Association, Baltimore, Maryland, June 7, 2002 Speaker, "Discovery in Nursing Home Injury Claims", "Nursing Home Litigation in Maryland", Maryland Trial Lawyers Association and the Gary I. Strausberg Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland, March 15, 2002 Speaker, "Nursing Home Negligence Cases and The Health Claims Arbitration Office", "Nursing Home Abuse Cases", Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Baltimore Maryland, 1999

• Principal

• AARP Volunteer Legal Review Program (Volunteer Attorney), 2003
• Volunteer EMT/FF, Howard County Fire and Rescue Services, 1979 - 1985

• Maryland, 1972
• U.S. District Court District of Maryland, 1975

• American Association for Justice (Member)
• Nursing Homes Litigation Group, American Assoc. for Justice (Member)
• Maryland Association for Justice (Member)
• Nursing Home Litigation Section, Maryland Assoc. for Justice (Past Chair/Member)
• Maryland State Bar Association (Member)
• Maryland State Bar Association, Elder Law Section (Member)
• Howard County Bar Association (Member)