A Brooklyn man who during a 2010 urological procedure suffered a tear to his urethral wall that continues to cause severe issues and requires additional surgery has won a nearly $3.6 million medical malpractice verdict at trial, according to his lawyers and court documents.

Kenneth Shook, represented by Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore since filing his lawsuit in 2012, was awarded $2.64 million for future pain and suffering, and $950,000 for past pain and suffering, according to a verdict sheet filed in Brooklyn Supreme Court earlier this month.

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