CHICAGO – Twenty years after suffering severe brain damage during birth at the University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago, a Chicago man was awarded $55.5 million by a Cook County jury this week. At 20 years old, Shamond Butler can’t speak, read or understand rules and safety. He has the cognitive ability of a… Read More »
A jury in Union County, Georgia, delivered a verdict against Union General Hospital and a local doctor for an untreated infection that led to the amputation of a patient's arm and leg.
A Fulton County jury rendered a verdict against Resurgens and Yvonne Satterwhite, MD for wrapping a 7-year-old boy's arm with Coban and an Ace wrap too tightly causing him a lifelong disfigurement and disability to his dominant hand.
A major Atlanta hospital system settles a medical malpractice case where its general surgeon performed a 'four-quandrant, circumferential hemorrhoidectomy', which other physicians abandoned 100 years ago, leaving his patient unable to have a normal bowel movement for the rest of her life.
Atlanta hospital system severely burned a baby's foot causing her a life long deformity and premature disability.
Settlement in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case for the failure to establish an airway for a mother being intubated in preparation for a c-section.
Full policy limits settlement in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case in which anesthesiologists prematurely removed a patient’s breathing tube causing her to suffocate.
Settlement in a workplace death in which a welder was crushed by a conveyor belt that had not been properly locked out and tagged out.
A metro Atlanta dermatologist settles a medical malpractice case where he removed a nerve sheath tumor instead of referring his patient to an experienced neurosurgeon who could remove it safely, leaving her with a permanent foot drop for the rest of her life.
Premises liability settlement when a restaurant worker fell into an uncovered water meter hole and spilled hot oil on his face and body.
Anesthesiologist failed to identify an obvious life-threatening abnormality on a cardiac ultrasound.
Jury verdict in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case for the failure to transfer a 1-year-old suffering from myocarditis to a tertiary care center.
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