Case #4028 Failure to Operate in a Timely Manner Causes Massive and Irreversible Hypoxic Brain Damage
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Keep Reading$3.5 Million Brain Injury The Infant Plaintiff was born at the Defendant Hospital on...
Keep Reading$3.5 Million Surgical Errors A woman who experienced lower extremity paralysis following a bypass...
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Keep Reading$3.75 Million Medical Negligence Resulting In Infant Brain Injury At 10:30 a.m. on March...
Keep Reading$3.75 Million Brain Bleed On February 27, the Plaintiff, then 26 years old, presented...
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Keep Reading$4,000,000 On September 1, the Plaintiff, a 52-year-old male, awakened unable to lift his...
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