________ VERDICT MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – GASTROENTEROLGY – ________ DOCTORS DISCHARGE ________ WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO TAPER PREDNISONE WHICH CAUSED ________ ULCERATIVE COLITIS TO REOCCUR – FAILURE TO RECOGNIZE NEED FOR LONG TERM STEROID TREATMENT – COLOSTOMY AND ILEOSTOMY PERFORMED.

$________ RECOVERY OFF-LABEL DRUG MARKETING – FALSE CLAIMS ACT – SHIRE PHARMACEUTICALS OVER OFF-LABEL MARKETING OF DRUGS – VIOLATION OF FALSE CLAIMS ACT

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – Medical malpractice – Nursing home negligence – Failure to recognize and treat high risk for pressure sores – Failure to timely diagnose and treat sepsis – Wrongful death of patient.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – Medical malpractice – Emergency department negligence – Surgical Negligence – Failure to timely diagnose and treat diverticulitis resulting in fatal rupture of diverticulum – Wrongful death of 31-year-old female.

$________ VERDICT – PRODUCT LIABILITY – PHARMACEUTICAL – RETRIAL ON ACCUTANE VERDICT – ULCERATIVE COLITIS.

$________ RECOVERY REACHED DURING TRIAL Medical Malpractice – Hospital Negligence – Negligent failure to conduct sigmoidoscopy after ________ admitts with severe diarrhea following diagnosis of hyperthyroidism – Failure to timely diagnose ulcerative colitis – Colectomy – Medically induced coma – ARDS.

$________ VERDICT – STATE LIABILITY – NEGLIGENT MAINTENANCE OF ROADWAY – VEGETATION AND DIRT PREVENT WATER RUN OFF DURING WINTER – FREEZING – ACCIDENT – SEVERE COMMINUTED ELBOW FRACTURES ON DOMINANT ARM – SEVERANCE OF ULNAR NERVE – MULTIPLE SURGERIES – MRSA INFECTION.

________' VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Surgery – Alleged negligent perforation during colonoscopy – Alleged negligent failure to perform segmental resection to save colon after perforation – Colectomy.

$________ AWARD Medical Malpractice – Radiology – Failure to timely diagnose rectal perforation and abscess – Wrongful death of 77-year-old patient.

$________ RECOVERY – BUS NEGLIGENCE – PEDESTRIAN IS STRUCK BY BUS TURING LEFT FROM BEHIND AFTER ________ ALMOST COMPLETES CROSSING STREET – SUBDURAL HEMATOMA – LOSS OF SMELL AND TASTE – MILD TBI – MEMORY AND CONCENTRATION DEFICITS – MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES – IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH NEED FOR ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY.