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  • $39.7 Million Birth Injury

    A Boston jury awarded $26.5 million to a young boy who suffered profound brain damage due to a lack of oxygen during his labor.

  • $9 Million Failure to Diagnose Impending Stroke

    A 40-year-old man who requires aid cannot speak and requires 24-hour care will receive a $9,000,000 settlement to help pay his medical expenses over his remaining lifetime.

  • $7.5 Million Delay in Diagnosing Bladder Cancer

    A Cambridge jury awarded $7.5 million, including interest, to a 48-year-old man who lost his bladder and developed impotence as a result of a delay in the diagnosis of his bladder cancer.

  • $7.2 Million $7.2 Million Verdict Plus Interest for Brain-Injured Child

    An Essex County jury has awarded a verdict of $7.2 million, including interest, to a severely brain-damaged seven-year-old North Shore girl and her parents.

  • $7.2 Million $7.2 Million Verdict Plus Interest for Brain-Injured Child

    An Essex County jury has awarded a verdict of $7.2 million, including interest, to a severely brain-damaged seven-year-old North Shore girl and her parents.

  • $5,244,385.88 Over 5 million verdict for failure to diagnose

    A 9-person jury found against a Baystate ER doctor and her P.A. last week after a two-week trial in Springfield.

  • $5 Million $5 Million Settlement for Paralysis and Death

    After four days of jury selection, Crowe & Harris, LLP negotiated a settlement of $5 million for the family of a 76-year-old physician who was paralyzed after complicated two-stage spinal surgery.

  • $5 Million $5 Million Settlement for Nurses’ Failure to Diagnose and Treat Preeclampsia

    The family of a young boy with severe cerebral palsy will receive a $5,000,000 settlement to help cover the cost of his medical care.

  • $4.77 Million $4.7 Million Arbitration Award for Brain Injury

    The family of a young girl who suffers from global developmental delays has received $4.77 million, the full amount of the available insurance coverage, to help pay the costs of her education and care.

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