(Top L-R) Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley attorneys Mariano Garcia, Juan Diaz Avila, (Bottom L-R)Boris Zhadanovkiy and Edward Ricci. Courtesy photos 'The Jury Came Up With the Value': $2.96M Miami Verdict After 71-Year-Old Cancer Patient's Death
"The jury understood the testimony of our urology expert that at 71 years of age and with a low grade and low aggression cancer a guy who had a lot of medical issues going on was a bad candidate to take into surgery where more than the usual amount of bleeding was expected,'' Mariano Garcia said.
December 16, 2021 at 02:45 PM
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Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley partner Mariano Garcia, along with plaintiff counsel Juan Diaz, Boris Zhadanovskiy and Ed Ricci, won $2.96 million for the family of Raul Ramon Barbero Cadavieco, a 71-year-old who died while undergoing a prostate-removal surgery.
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