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verdict in a medical malpractice action in which a surgeon failed to properly monitor a female patient following
gynecological surgery, resulting in brain damage and visual impairment.
settlement against a New York City hospital and obstetrician for failing to properly manage the pre-natal, birth
and neonatal periods, resulting in brain damage and cerebral palsy; immediately following his birth, the infant involved in this case developed hypoglycemia (low blood sugar),
which was not timely diagnosed nor treated, causing bleeding in his brain with seizures, brain damage and cerebral palsy.
settlement with an anticipated total payment of more than $12 Million in a medical malpractice lawsuit for a brain
damaged baby.
settlement against a New York City hospital for failing to properly monitor a five-month-old baby who was
being treated for burns sustained from excessively hot water in his apartment; due to the failure to monitor his condition, the baby became dehydrated and suffered multiple organ failure;
he now has a very limited life expectancy.
settlement for the failure to diagnose breast cancer which metastasized and eventually led to a woman’s untimely
and premature death.
settlement for a 25-year-old male whose leg was amputated above the knee when his doctor failed to timely
diagnose post-operative complications after a calf implant surgery.
settlement reached during trial in Supreme Court, Rockland County, for a male who suffered
a fracture of his cribriform plate, a bone located in the head just below the brain, due to an improperly performed deviated nasal septum surgery.
settlement for a child who suffered brain damage due to the hospital’s failure to timely diagnose
and treat the infant’s medical condition.
settlement for a medical technician who was accidentally stuck by an improperly disposed needle that had previously
been used on an HIV-positive patient; although this medical technician never developed the HIV virus, he suffered an allergic reaction called Stevens Johnson Syndrome to the medication
he was required to take to prevent the development of the HIV/AIDS virus, ultimately causing him to become legally blind.
settlement for the wrongful death of a nine-year-old girl due to receiving a blood transfusion that was contaminated with the HIV virus in 1984, before blood testing for the HIV virus became available.
settlement for medical malpractice for an infant who was brain damaged as a result of an improperly monitored and performed delivery .
settlement for a man who was accidentally pricked by a needle containing the HIV virus but fortunately did not contract the virus himself.
settlement for a man who died from lung cancer after doctors failed to follow up for fifteen months on abnormalities reported on his chest x-rays.
settlement for a woman whose breast cancer was diagnostically delayed due to a doctor ignoring a lump because the woman had just had breast implants.
for a man who had a traumatic, above the knee amputation of his left leg due to the defendants' negligence in failing to diagnose and treat an acute ischemic arterial occlusion of his left lower extremity which completely compromised his blood supply leaving him with a dead leg.
for a man whose nose had to be removed due to defendants' failure to timely and properly diagnose and treat his basal cell carcinoma.
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