(Photo: designer491/Shutterstock.com) $200M Med-Mal Lawsuit Enters Trial for Georgia Man Left in Paralysis After Visit to Fulton Hospital
"If John had gotten the treatment he deserved in a timely manner, he would not be locked in today."
October 11, 2022 at 02:41 PM
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Medical Malpractice
Jury trial proceedings began Oct. 4 in a $200 million medical-malpractice lawsuit involving a Georgia man suffering from locked-in syndrome—a type of paralysis leaving him unable to move any part of his body except his eyes.
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