________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – ALLEGED MISMANAGEMENT OF SHOULDER DYSTOCIA – CLAIMED FAILURE TO PERFORM C-SECTION – CLAVICAL FRACTURE – ERBS PALSY TO NEWBORN.

________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – PEDIATRICS – ALLEGED FAILURE TO TIMELY DIAGNOSE AND TREAT CANCER IN FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY – CLAIMED HYPOXIC BRAIN INJURY.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OB/GYN – FAILURE TO TIMELY DIAGNOSE AND TREAT FETAL DISTRESS – FAILURE TO PERFORM TIMELY CAESAREAN SECTION – HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC BRAIN INJURY.

$________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – PLASTIC SURGERY – ALLEGED IMPROPER PERFORMANCE OF LIPOSUCTION PROCEDURE – FAILURE TO PROPERLY CONTROL LASER TO PREVENT BURNING AND DAMAGE OF THE SKIN AND DERMIS – THIRD DEGREE BURNS TO 75% OF ABDOMEN.

$________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Plastic Surgery – Alleges improper performance of liposuction procedure – Failure to properly control the use of the laser to prevent burning and damage of the skin and dermis – Third degree burns to 75% of the abdomen.

$________ BENCH VERDICT - MEDICAL MALPRACTICE - OB/GYN NEGLIGENCE - FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT - GROUP B STREP INFECTION CAUSES PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE IN NEWBORN - SPASTIC QUADRIPLEGIA.

________ VERDICT Medical malpractice - Radiology - Failure to timely order MRI with contrast - Delay in diagnosis and treatment of spinal abscess - Partial paraplegia.

$________ RECOVERY Dental malpractice - ________ dentist fails to provide prophylactic antibiotics to ________ patient - ________ develops severe infection in knee requiring multiple surgeries.

________ verdict - Medical Negligence - A two-year old girl came to an ER with breathing problems ? an ER doctor diagnosed her with viral croup ? the girl died two days later of Group A Strep, her estate alleging a diagnosis error by the ER doctor

________ verdict on liability - Medical Negligence - A woman was diagnosed in the ER with a case of the flu; when the woman later died of multiple organ failure, her family blamed her death on her medical team's failure to make the correct diagnosis of bacterial infection