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Defense Verdict In New York County
On June 23, 2009, Robin R. Dolsky received a defense verdict in a medical malpractice case on behalf of a prominent surgeon. Plaintiff claimed that the abdominal surgery performed by our client was unnecessary and too extensive.  Plaintiff further claimed that there was a failure to properly follow and timely diagnose plaintiff’s abdominal abscesses postoperatively. A ...
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Defense Verdict In New York County
Terrence St. John obtained a defense verdict in New York County Supreme Court in a case involving infiltration of contrast material into plaintiff’s right hand when contrast material was injected rapidly and under pressure to perform a pulmonary angiogram. Plaintiff claimed that the defendant hospital, through the actions of its staff, was negligent in failing ...
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Defense Verdict In New York County
Garrett P. Lewis received a defense verdict on behalf of a major metropolitan hospital and a general surgeon in New York County Supreme Court in a wrongful death case. Plaintiffs claimed that our client should have postponed a colostomy take down surgery in light of a fall in which plaintiff suffered fractures of the 8th ...
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Defense Verdict in Queens County
Austa S. Devlin received a defense verdict in an orthopedic case in Queens County Supreme Court on April 28, 2009. Plaintiff underwent extensive orthopedic surgery to correct numerous deformities of the right foot.  A year after surgery, deformities again developed in the foot.  Plaintiff claimed that our client did far more extensive surgery than required, ...
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Defense Verdict in Nassau County
On February 4, 2010, Anthony M. Heller received a defense verdict in Nassau County Supreme Court in a podiatry case. Plaintiff claimed an infection of the right foot; development of an ulceration and gangrene requiring the amputation of the plaintiff’s right 5th toe; hospitalization for intravenous antibiotics; and another hospitalization to amputate the 5th metatarsal.  ...
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Defense Verdict in Kings County
Louise A. Derevlany obtained a defense verdict on behalf of a cardiologist in a medical malpractice case involving the insertion of a pacemaker to control the plaintiff’s episode of bradycardia so that a beta blocker could be given to treat tachycardia. Plaintiff alleged that our client departed from good and accepted medical care in the ...
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Defense Verdict In Queens County
On October 26, 2010, Anthony M. Heller received a defense verdict in a podiatry/vascular medicine case in which plaintiff alleged that our client, a podiatrist failed to timely refer her to a co-defendant vascular surgeon, resulting in a below-the knee amputation. Plaintiff, an insulin dependent diabetic, claimed that her leg would have been saved had she ...
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Defense Verdict in Nassau County
Luke M. Pittoni received a defense verdict in a medical malpractice case in Nassau County Supreme Court. Plaintiff claimed that defendant failed to timely and properly diagnose the plaintiff’s breast cancer; failed to perform timely and appropriate physical and breast examinations; failed to perform a timely and appropriate medical work-up to rule out breast cancer; ...
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Defense Verdict in New York County
Luke M. Pittoni received a defense verdict in New York County Supreme Court on November 8, 2010 in a medical malpractice case brought against our clients, an interventional cardiologist and a major metropolitan area hospital. Plaintiff alleged that defendants negligently performed a cardiac catheterization, causing a groin infection, a hematoma and pseudoaneurysm.  The plaintiff required ...
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Defense Verdict in the Bronx
On July 1, 2010, Charles L. Bach, Jr., received a defense verdict on behalf of a major metropolitan area medical center in the Supreme Court, Bronx County in a medical malpractice action. Plaintiff claimed that she developed serious injuries to her right arm, including Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), cellulitis thrombophlebitis, loss of range in motion ...
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