Florida Law Firm's Strategy of Turning an Alleged Forged Note Into $4M Settlement
"Even before the hearing, [that] the jig was up, there was going to be no witness who would deny the fraud allegations," said Mark S. Weinstein of Weinstein & Cohen, attorney for the plaintiff.
March 30, 2023 at 07:37 PM
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Verdicts-SettlementsThe validity of a handwritten note purporting to correct the emergency room records of a patient being seen at a South Florida hospital was one of the last hurdles needed to secure a $4 million settlement for the estate of a 35-year-old man who died of a heart attack while in the ER, according to two Miami Lakes attorneys.
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