By Melissa Siegel | November 16, 2021
Although records indicated that the doctor believed the patient's heart was failing, the defense's experts opined that the patient did not exhibit symptoms of congestive heart failure.
By Melissa Siegel | November 16, 2021
The defense argued that the accident was a result of the shopper having failed to avoid a hazard that its lawyers deemed an obvious condition.
By Michael A. Mora | November 15, 2021
"We had probably from eight to 12 appeals that were not just to the Michigan Supreme Court, but also to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals," said Theodore J. Leopold, a partner at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll.
By Melissa Siegel | November 15, 2021
A neighbor allegedly suggested that a courtesy officer could summon emergency responders, but the courtesy officer opined that the tenant was intoxicated but otherwise fit.
By Melissa Siegel | November 15, 2021
The plaintiff was attempting a tackle during an organized scrimmage when he suffered a paralyzing fracture of his neck.
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By Jasmine Floyd | November 9, 2021
"One thing we argued at trial was that the defendant should have referred the plaintiff to a specialist when it was clear that she needed a higher level of care. It really just comes down to common sense and doing what is in the best interest of patients," partner Francisco Viñas said.
By Jasmine Floyd | November 4, 2021
"I think in this matter if they would have strategically admitted liabilityfrom the onset, I think they could have limited the damages on their end, but from day one they said my client knew the bathroom was closed by the cart being there, she should have known," Halperin said. "They just tried to blame it on everyone else but themselves. In trial they tried to suggest the water on the floor could have been from kids playing in a sink or from anything else besides the Wal-Mart employee mopping there minutes before," attorney Scott Halperin said
By Melissa Siegel | November 3, 2021
A jury awarded $36,000 to a woman who claimed that she injured her spine in a fall in a Homestead bargain store. On Aug. 17, 2017, plaintiff Airam…
By Melissa Siegel | November 3, 2021
A jury found that a Port Charlotte hospital must pay more than $2.6 million to the estate of a patient who suffered a fatal stroke. On June 22,…
By Melea VanOstrand | November 2, 2021
"When someone makes you try a case, litigate a case, they are telling you you can have this money when you pry it from my cold dead hands. That is what happened here," said Scott Dimond of Dimond Kaplan & Rothstein. "They had and are still making us pry it from their hands because it is a rare thing in the world of high-end business court or high-end commercial disputes for you to go from start to finish and get a jury outcome."
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