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“Jury in the Bronx Awards $45 Million for a Death After Surgery”
Edward Beloyianis was paralyzed at 14 as a result of a spinal operation at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center. He died eight years later of complications of the paralysis. Source New York Times: Jury in the Bronx Awards $45 Million … Continue reading
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Tagged appeals from jury verdicts, appeals of jury verdicts, high jury verdicts, law and the courts, medical malpractice lawsuits, personal injury lawsuits, settlement negotiations
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Amtrak lawsuits may be limited by cap
From today’s New York Law Journal: Valuing Damages in Amtrak Crash Made Trickier by $200M Cap Gina Passarella, The Legal Intelligencer May 15, 2015 Lingering over the liability claims expected to be raised by victims of the Amtrak 188 … Continue reading
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Tagged caps on damages, lawsuits against railroads, personal injury damages, personal injury lawsuits
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If you get hurt at your gym and think you can sue…
A New York Law Journal abstract of a decision that might apply to a lot of us who work out at gyms: Cioffi v. New York Sports Clubs, 18227/2012 May 18, 2015 Supreme Court, Queens County, IA Part 27 Justice … Continue reading
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Tagged Assumption of Risk Doctrine, personal injury lawsuits
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