Wrongful Death Claim against a Med Mal

The son of a Jackson, MS woman, who passed away while being hospitalized, is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against SJMC. The information submitted in the lawsuit, claims his mother was a victim of medical malpractice due to various medical errors and acts of medical omissions.

According to the suit, Jonathan Backers, is filing a suit alleging a failed brain surgery. The suit alleges that a medical device used in the procedure was not approved by the manufacturer. The manufacturer of the medical device specifically warned the device should only be used for certain surgical procedures.

The wrongful death claim against the defendant and surgeon alleges a series of negligent acts, including the use of a surgical device specified by its manufacturer for the use of certain procedures, and wrong surgical techniques.

According to the suit, Backer’s mother was suffering from excessive blood flow into the heart which was a result of an abnormal vein in the base of the brain.  The procedure was scheduled for about 2 hours but Mr. Backers mother passed away during the surgical process.

There is no information of how much money Mr. Backers and his attorney are suing for.

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Legal Advances for Plaintiffs

LawLeaf a leading provider of online legal advances announces today the approval of plaintiffs for a variety of different funding cases. When a plaintiff contacts LawLeaf they are interested in receiving an advancement at a competitive rate and judiciously. At LawLeaf we thrive in getting our clients into settlement advances. When LawLeaf receives an application for settlement funding we provide a matching service that puts our clients in the best position in getting an approval. We work with a network of litigation financing lenders who provide an array of different funding options. LawLeaf matches our clients with the appropriate funding sources giving them the best chance at securing funding for their case.

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• Alaska plaintiff receives an approval for a slip and fall case
• Arkansas plaintiff receives an approval for tractor trailer accident
• Connecticut plaintiff gets an approval for defective product lawsuit
• New Jersey plaintiff gets an approval for Medical Malpractice lawsuit
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Plaintiff Gets $1.5 Million Settlement for Medical Malpractice

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Los Angeles, California Medical Malpractice Lawsuit

A Los Angeles woman who was paralyzed during back surgery was awarded 1.5 million dollars for a medical malpractice lawsuit.

The plaintiff in this case, Shanay Bridges, sued the county after a surgery in 2005. According to her attorney, Ms. Bridges received a surgery to her back after a car accident. The result of the surgery left Ms. Bridges a paraplegic. According to reports Ms. Bridges has lost all use of her legs and will be confined to a wheelchair for the remainder of her life.

The surgery was suppose to relieve pressure from her back. The surgery took place at County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center soon after the car accident.

As a result of this case the county is now considering a revision of consent forms in which a physician must review all forms prior to a surgery.

A medical malpractice can oftentimes can result in catastrophic injury and sometimes the death of a love one. It is always recommended if you believe medical malpractice has occurred you immediately contact an attorney for legal advice. There are thousands of medical malpractice lawsuits filed each year throughout the United States. while the majority of these suits are settled out of the courtroom they can take years before an actual settlement is reached. In the case of Ms. Bridges the settlement took close to 4 years before the county decided to settle the case.

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Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Against Organ Donor in Indiana

Two families from Indiana have filed a medical malpractice suit after their loved ones died after receiving an organ transplant. The medical malpractice lawsuit was filed in Indiana after the two families claim that their loved ones died after receiving an organ tranplant from a cancer patient.

According to reports, the patient who donated her kidneys had skin cancer that ended up spreading to her kidneys and liver before she passed away.

The two men, one who has been identified as Anthony Taylor from South Bend, IN, 45 years of age, died after receiving a kidney and liver transplant. Another man, whose name has not yet been released, died after receiving a kidney from the same woman.

The two families with the representation of medical mal attorneys claim the organ group did not properly screen the patient before the donation of her kidneys. Sources say, the group claims they are not at fault because the screening met both state and federal regulations.

Medical malpractice suits can take years before compensation is recovered if ever. The amount of money the families are suing for has not been disclosed at this time.

There is no further information regarding their lawsuit at this time.

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