Tenn. judge awards $15.1M med-mal verdict to Army family
A federal judge in Tennessee has awarded the son of a U.S. Army soldier a $15.1 million bench verdict in a medical malpractice suit in which he suffered permanent […]
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The family of a pregnant mother of two who died at the age of 30 has settled a medical malpractice claim against an emergency room physician for $2.6 million, […]
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A woman who was severely burned by a heating pad that she was lying on while she underwent breast augmentation surgery has confidentially settled a lawsuit for $700,000, her attorneys […]
Drug mix-up death leads to $800K settlement
The family of a man who allegedly died as a result of a drug mix-up while he was being treated for leukemia at a VA hospital in Columbia has […]
Veteran settles med-mal case against gov’t for $2.5M
A South Carolina veteran who claimed that a radiologist with the Veterans Administration failed to identify a cancerous mass in his lower back has settled his case with the U.S. […]
Paralyzed vet settles with VA for $3.2M
A paralyzed Vietnam War veteran from Columbia settled a suit with the U.S. government for $3.2 million in October after he offered evidence that the Veterans Affairs hospital that […]
Sepsis leads to amputations, $16.4M settlement
A South Carolina woman who had three limbs amputated after Crohn’s disease led to sepsis has settled a lawsuit against a hospital, her doctor, a surgeon, and a gastroenterologist for […]
Estate settles for $6M over cancer misdiagnosis
The family of a man who died of cancer after his doctor told him he was cancer-free has reached a $6 million settlement with the doctor’s practice, the plaintiff’s attorney […]
Med-mal suit over weight-loss drug settled for $750K
The estate of a Midlands woman who died after allegedly being improperly prescribed a weight-loss drug has reached a $750,000 confidential medical malpractice settlement with the woman’s physician, the attorney […]
Tort/Negligence – Medical Malpractice – Emergency Surgery – Vasopressor Dosage
As relevant to this case, S.C. Code Ann. § 15-32-230 provides protection from a medical malpractice claim when the alleged negligent act was (1) taken by a physician (2) during […]
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