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Osborn Machler & Neff Files Wrongful Death Suit on Behalf of Federal Way Family

Osborn Machler & Neff represents the family of Leon Davis, who died on the floor of a Federal Way hospital in March 2026. OMN is proud to stand with the Davis family and will keep fighting for them.

Leon Davis, 27, went to St. Francis Hospital for help with alcohol withdrawal. Body camera footage shows officers holding him face down as he struggled to breathe. He died of cardiac arrest. The King County Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide.

The wrongful death lawsuit filed Oct. 27, 2026, in King County Superior Court names the City of Federal Way, its police department and St. Francis Hospital.

Read the full story in The Seattle Times.

If you have information about Leon Davis’s time at St. Francis Hospital, contact Osborn Machler & Neff.

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Osborn Machler & Neff is a Seattle-based personal injury law firm representing people across Washington and Oregon in serious civil injury cases, including personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, sexual abuse litigation, and wrongful death. We represent people, not institutions, and prepare every case with the belief that it may need to be presented to a jury.

Osborn Machler & Neff is a Seattle-based personal injury law firm representing people across Washington and Oregon in serious civil injury cases. We handle personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, sexual abuse litigation, wrongful death, and other cases involving preventable harm.

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