Case Results

  • $750,000 Leg Amputation

    A woman suffered an above the knee amputation following her emergency room doctor’s failure to diagnose that she was suffering from a hypercoagulable state, resulting in a blood clot that cut off circulation to her leg.

  • $950,000 Settlement for Causing Brain Disorder

    We obtained this settlement for our client after she suffered a brain injury when the emergency room doctor raised her sodium levels too quickly causing a condition known as osmotic demyelination syndrome, also known as central pontine myelinolysis.

  • $1,000,000 Verdict

    Our client’s mother suffered devastating injuries resulting in her death due to neglect at a nursing home.

  • $1,000,000 Medication Error

    Action against a primary care provider who failed to manage our client’s blood thinners, eventually leading to his death from internal bleeding.

  • $1,100,000 Negligent Performance of Cardiac Catheterization

    During a routine heart catheterization, our client was injured when the doctor caused a tear to form in the heart, eventually leading to our client’s death.

  • $1,100,000 Surgical Error

    Our client suffered a significant blood loss after his doctors caused, and then failed to control, a bleed in the operating room during back surgery.

  • $1,150,000 Error in Spinal Fusion Surgery

    A victim who underwent a spinal fusion surgery woke from anesthesia to realize he had new lower leg weakness and loss of bowel and bladder control. Nevertheless, he was told the surgery was a success. Upon review of the surgical notes, and comparing them to what was recorded in other providers documentation, we were able to determine a significant error occurred.

  • $1,200,000 Explosion Settlement

    Our client’s husband lost his life due to a hazardous and unsafe condition that caused an explosion, killing in front of multiple onlookers.

  • $1,400,000 Medical Malpractice Settlement

    Our client developed a rectovaginal fistula following childbirth due to a negligent repair of a perineal tear.

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