$440,000

$440,000 Medical Malpractice RECOVERY – Negligent administration of excessive IV epinephrine when a patient suffers an anaphylactic reaction to contrast material during preop X-ray – Cardiac arrest – Defendant contends cardiac injury resolves after five-day hospitalization – Plaintiff contends need for daily Coreg for the remainder of her life constitutes permanent injury – PTSD – Initial diagnostic testing performed in preparation for rectocele repair surgery – Need to delay surgery for 10 months…Explore More.

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• $9 million — $9 million settlement… Explore More. · Law Office of Victoria Wickman
• $1,200,000 — $1,200,000 settlement during a medical malpractice trial, following the defendants’ testimony. The lawsuit alleged the hospital negligently failed to treat constipation in a 31‑year‑old neurologically impaired, non‑verbal patient, resulting in a necrotic bowel and fatal peritonitis; no settlement offers were made before trial…Explore More. · Law Office of Victoria Wickman
• $1 Million — $1 Million RECOVERY This medical malpractice action involved a plaintiff in her mid-50s who underwent a vaginal hysterectomy that was performed by the defendant OB-GYN at the defendant hospital. The plaintiff contended that OB-GYN negligently sutured both ureters closed during the repair of the bladder tear…Explore More. This medical malpractice action involved a plaintiff in his mid-50s who underwent routine PSA testing in May 2013. The PSA was found to be elevated at 8.2, which requires further investigation. The physician read the report and noted on the labs were “very good.” In June... · Law Office of Victoria Wickman
• $120 Million — $120 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict - 2023. · Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf
• $103,000,000 — $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 . · Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf