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Verdict — Verdict for plaintiff who suffered medical malpractice and required second surgical procedure.
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Constantinidis & Associates, P.C. · Published results page
Ver fuente originalVisto por primera vez: August 27, 2026
Última revisión: September 7, 2026
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Negligencia médica
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NY
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Compara $475,000 indemnización publicada: $475,000.00 for elderly woman who was caused to sustain lumbar spine fractures requiring surgery while a resident of a nursing home when she was caused to fall while being assisted by medical staff. Settlement during jury selection. de Constantinidis & Associates, P.C.Compara $250,000 indemnización publicada: $250,000.00 for motorcyclist who was hit by a motorist failing to yield the right of way and caused to sustain cervical spine injuries that required surgical intervention. Settlement in less than three (3) months. de Constantinidis & Associates, P.C.Compara $225,000 indemnización publicada: $225,000.00 for plaintiff who sustained wrist fracture from a fall because of negligent supervision while under the care of a nursing home facility. de Constantinidis & Associates, P.C.Compara $103 Million indemnización publicada: $103,000,000 verdict (one of the largest ever) in a Broome County medical malpractice case on behalf of a baby brain damaged at birth . de Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & MackaufCompara $79 Million indemnización publicada: $79,000,000 A Manhattan jury awarded to the family of a 13-year-old girl who suffered catastrophic brain injury from a failure to properly manage a medical shunt. Three-week trial, two days of deliberations. de Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore, LLP