A New London-based attorney who sued the U.S. government on behalf of a 69-year-old Oakdale man, who died of tongue cancer because of the alleged negligence of three Department of Veterans Affairs doctors, has negotiated a $2 million settlement for the man’s estate.

Kelly Reardon, managing partner of The Reardon Law Firm, argued in an amended November 2017 lawsuit that the doctors were allegedly negligent in their care of Vietnam veteran and helicopter pilot James Hoznor.

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