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$31 Million
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A wrongful death verdict from a Bronx jury for a 70-year-old woman who died after being subjected to the wrong heart procedure. Among the largest wrongful death awards in New York State for 2018.
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Categoría
Negligencia médica
Tipo de resultado
Veredicto
Año
2018
Ubicación
NY
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