Verdicts & Settlements
$12 Million jury verdict for a 65 year old man after a hospital’s failure to treat a gastrointestinal disorder which led to a ruptured esophagus. His entire esophagus had to be replaced, and the quality of his life and health was severely affected.
$5.25 Million settlement for the family of a 50 year old executive who bled to death during a hospital admission leaving a wife and two grown children
$4.5 Million settlement for a mother and child who suffered injuries at childbirth. A hospital and physician failed to diagnose fetal distress which resulted in a lack of oxygen to the baby leading to brain damage, and a ruptured uterus to the mother.
$3.5 Million jury verdict on behalf of the husband and son of a 32 year old woman who had just delivered her first child. She went into sickle cell crisis, did not receive a timely transfusion for over 10 days, and died shortly thereafter.
$3 Million jury verdict on behalf of the widow and family of a 71 year old man who was not treated properly following a stroke. After being admitted to an emergency room feeling weak, dizzy and nauseous, a lack of communication between doctors combined with failure to treat resulted in irreversible brain damage. After agonizing rehabilitation, he remained fully conscious and almost completely paralyzed for three years before he died.
$2.6 Million settlement on behalf of an infant who did not receive timely elective bowel surgery. As a result, the infant required emergency surgery and endured extensive post-operative problems, which necessitated additional surgery to remove a substantial portion of his intestines.
$2 Million settlement for a twelve year old child whose cast for a leg fracture was placed too tight, resulting in compartment syndrome and multiple muscle and skin graft procedures
$2 Million settlement for a child whose mother did not receive timely sonograms during her pregnancy when she was known to have been exposed to a virus. As a result of not receiving crucial treatment during the pregnancy, the child was born prematurely with brain damage.
$1.8 Million jury verdict for a 43 year old woman whose physician failed to properly diagnose and treat her symptoms of appendicitis. When her problems persisted, the defendant physician prescribed medication over the telephone, without ever seeing her. She required emergency surgery to remove a crucial portion of her bowel from extensive infection, which left her with severe dietary restrictions and untreatable diarrhea.
$1.5 Million Settlement for a 39 year old married working mother who had mammography studies incorrectly interpreted as normal, which in fact demonstrated evidence of breast cancer. Because of the delay in diagnosis, her cancer metastasized, more radical treatment was required, and her life expectancy was shortened.
$1.4 Million settlement for a 50 year old woman who underwent a facelift and was left with permanent facial damage. The surgeon had no experience with a “deep muscle” facelift, failed to recognize serious post-operative problems and did not refer her for timely follow up care. She required 17 subsequent surgeries, including skin grafting from the leg and chest, and corrective eye surgery to repair facial nerve damage.
$1 Million verdict for the family of a single 51 year old New York City employee who underwent surgery for rheumatoid arthritis of the cervical spine. His neurosurgeons neglected to timely diagnose and treat a postoperative infection causing permanent paralysis (quadriplegia). After 13 days communicating with an eye board and lip reader, he elected to terminate his life by directing withdrawal of ventilation support.
$1 Million settlement during trial for a 36 year old electrician. A pharmacy incorrectly labeled a prescription leading to a substantial overdose of Prednisone, a powerful steroid. As a result, he developed avascular necrosis (a degeneration of both hips), requiring surgical replacement with prosthetic devices.
$1 Million verdict for the family of a 58 year old executive who was being treated for lung cancer. Following surgery to remove part of the left lung, the doctor neglected to treat excessive mucous in the lungs, which led to the patient developing fatal pneumonia. He died nine days after the surgery.**Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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