A Hartford Superior Court judge issued a $3.3 million verdict Friday against the state in the death of a 23-year-old woman, after finding the University of Connecticut Health Center failed to properly treat her in 2012. A revised complaint was filed in January 2015 in Hartford Superior Court.
Following a 10-day bench trial, Judge Cesar Noble ruled for the family of Marguerite Miceli, agreeing she received inadequate care after arriving at the hospital in September 2012. Miceli, who suffered from lupus, arrived at the hospital’s emergency room with symptoms requiring a routine blood test called a CBC and a Chem-7 test.
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