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Confidence Score: 90%Verdict
$750,000
Case Summary
Plaintiff, a New York State inmate, was failed to be diagnosed with testicular cancer causing a delay in treatment and surgery. Plaintiff claimed severe injury and metastasis of the disease. The verdict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff by a New York State Judge.
Source Evidence
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View Original SourceFirst observed: August 27, 2026
Last checked: September 17, 2026
Record Details
Category
Medical Malpractice
Result Type
Verdict
Year
Year not reported
Location
NY
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