Keimoneia Redish is surrounded by her five sons, her partner, Clarence Darden, and her grandson. They are, from left, Keenen, Keimonie, Kayvon, Clarence with her grandson Kashous, Keon and Kane. (Courtesy photo)
A Bronx jury has awarded $110.6 million to a woman who was admitted to St. Barnabas Hospital for an asthma attack, and who just 10 days later was found to have severe, irreversible brain damage, allegedly because of mistakes made by her critical care and other doctors.
At the conclusion of an eight-week medical malpractice trial that featured testimony from the woman, and from 10 expert witnesses, Keimoneia Redish cried in the courtroom as the verdict and award were announced, her lawyer told the Law Journal.
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