$1.7 Million Medical Malpractice Settlement

October 16, 2017

Our client was admitted to the hospital for acute abdominal pain. He was brought in for surgery to have his gall bladder removed three days after the symptoms had begun. The gall bladder was found to have gangrene and despite questionable post-operative tests, the patient was discharged. He returned to the hospital a day later when it was found that there was an active bile leak. Our client was experiencing severe discomfort and pain and due to continued misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment and care. He slipped into a coma and ultimately died.

Category: Personal Injury

Copper Smelting and Lead Contamination in the USA: Risks, Regulation, and Legal Action

Copper smelting is a vital industrial process, but it comes with serious environmental and public health risks. Lead contamination from smelting operations has long affected communities across the...

Read the Article
Institutional Sexual Abuse: Holding Organizations Accountable Under New York’s Lookback Law

Sexual Abuse in Trusted Institutions: Betrayal of Power  Sexual abuse is a profound violation of trust, especially when it happens within institutions that are meant to protect and...

Read the Article
McKinsey Ruling Is the Latest Chapter in Napoli Shkolnik’s Opioid Fight

For years, McKinsey & Company has settled opioid-related claims without ever having to account for its conduct in a courtroom. That is about to change. On March 3,...

Read the Article
Contact Us:
Get a Free Case Evaluation Attorney Referral

Our Locations

Please Contact Us for an In-Person Appointment