A 62-year-old Woodbury woman who claimed an eye clinic was late in diagnosing her glaucoma, which caused partial blindness, was awarded $2.2 million by a jury.
The six-person Waterbury Superior Court jury reached the verdict in favor of Corrine Mirabilio after three hours of deliberations on March 23, according to Pam Cameron, Mirabilio’s attorney. The award will jump to $2.6 million after an offer of compromise interest takes effect.
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