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Medication Error Settlement Amounts and Jury Payouts

A Jury Verdict Research study found that the average verdict in an improper medication case is $3,539,541. That is a big number. The median, which many consider a more accurate number, is $1.2 million. Verdicts ranged from $2,074 to $35,500,000. But only 28% of medication error plaintiffs recover at trial.…

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Severe Leg Injury: Verdicts Statistics

Jury Verdict Research published data on verdicts in severe leg injury cases over the 10 years prior to October 2010. By severe, I mean severe: crush injuries and amputations. For injuries to one or both legs, and leg injuries resulting in varying degrees of leg amputations, the statistics are: INJURY…

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Osteomyelitis Misdiagnosis Medical Malpractice Claims

Osteomyelitis is a serious bone infection characterized by inflammation of the bone/bone marrow that can prove fatal if not properly treated.  Usually, when it is not properly treated, it is because a doctor has misdiagnosed the condition.  This happens far more often than it should. Osteomyelitis is caused by bacterial…

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Billing v. Moulsdale | Justice Restored in Sexual Assault by Doctor Case

In Billing v. Moulsdale, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals overturned a defense verdict and granted the plaintiff a new trial in malpractice lawsuit on damages only. What the doctor was found to have done as a matter of law is pretty gross doctor are pretty gross.  Essentially, and you…

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Adventist Healthcare Inc. v. Mattingly | Spoliation of a Body

In Adventist Healthcare Inc. v. Mattingly, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals (COSA) was asked to consider whether a mother’s decision to cremate her son’s remains amounted to the destruction of evidence in a subsequent lawsuit for medical malpractice. The COSA ruled that having remains cremated does not constitute spoliation…

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