| Title |
Family of man who died after New York Hospital Queens delayed operation receives $7.6 million |
The family of a 60-year-old Korean immigrant, Nam Lee, was awarded $7.6 million by a Queens jury for his wrongful death. |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
04-01-2012 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Boy's Family, Hospital Settle |
The family of six-year-old Michael Colombini, who died when he was struck in the head by an oxygen tank while in an MRI chamber, received a $2.9 million settlement from a Westchester County hospital. |
| Publication |
The Journal News |
| Date |
06-02-2010 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Thomas A. Moore
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| Title |
Jury Finds Doctors Liable in Death |
A jury in Buffalo, New York awarded $2.2 million to the family of Leah Jones-Kreinheder, who “died of a seizure linked to her mishandled birth.” |
| Publication |
The Buffalo News |
| Date |
10-12-2009 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Hypoxia Blamed on Pursuit of Phantom Cancer |
A Westchester, New York medical-malpractice case ended with a $7 million verdict in favor of the family of 33-year-old Theresa Capwell. |
| Publication |
New York Law Journal |
| Date |
30-03-2009 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Jury Awards Family $7M in Ma's Malpractice Death |
A jury awarded the family of Theresa Capwell $7 million in a Westchester, New York medical-malpractice case. Ms. Capwell died at age 34 of pancreatitis (an inflamed pancreas) because her doctors incorrectly believed she had ovarian cancer. |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
18-12-2008 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Jury Awards Family $1.95 Million in Dick Schaap's Death |
A New York Times article described the case of the much-admired New York sports journalist, Dick Schaap, 67, who died after hip-replacement surgery. |
| Publication |
The New York Times |
| Date |
02-07-2005 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Thomas A. Moore
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| Title |
$6.75M Orphan: Hosp Must Pay Girl for Dad's Death |
A lengthy article in the Daily News reported on a Brooklyn jury verdict awarding $6.75 million to the children of Richard McNeil, who died due to severe medical negligence. |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
01-04-2004 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
City Hospitals Agency Settles Suit Over Botched Blood Transfusion |
The family of Ira Medjuck, aged 30 at the time of his death, received a settlement totaling $3.875 million because a hospital made a fatal mistake and gave him the wrong type of blood. |
| Publication |
The New York Times |
| Date |
26-02-1999 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
$18M Awarded to Family of Accident-Slay Cop |
A Brooklyn jury awarded the widow of a police officer $17.95 million for violation of a police procedure. |
| Publication |
New York Post |
| Date |
18-11-1997 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Thomas A. Moore
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| Title |
$21M to Girl Who Never Got to See Mother |
After a three-week-long trial, a Brooklyn jury awarded $21 million to a six-year-old girl, Tasia Roberts, whose mother, Dorothy Roberts, “drowned in her own blood nine hours after she delivered the girl.” |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
15-07-1995 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Jury Hands $3.9M to Kin of Mom Who Died in Hosp |
After only two hours of deliberations, a Brooklyn jury awarded the family of Gloria Garcia $3.9 million after she died from “massive brain damage,” according to the Post article, “just days… after being treated by a medical student and undergoing an unnecessary hysterectomy.” |
| Publication |
New York Post |
| Date |
11-11-1993 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Hosp Loses Suit: To Pay 1.5M in Cardiac Death |
Michelle Facilla’s daughter, Renee, was awarded $1.5 million by a Queens jury for her mother’s wrongful death. |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
09-03-1993 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
$16M Awarded Family of Woman Who Died in Childbirth |
The husband and four children of Lorraine Giampino, who died in childbirth, were awarded $16 million by a White Plains jury. |
| Publication |
The Reporter Dispatch |
| Date |
24-12-1992 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
B'klyn Brothers Awarded $4.4M in Mother's Death |
Four Brooklyn brothers were awarded $4.4 million when their mother bled to death in childbirth, stated the New York Newsday article. |
| Publication |
New York Newsday |
| Date |
11-05-1991 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Thomas A. Moore
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| Title |
803G Given to Widow in MDs' Error |
A Brooklyn jury awarded $803,000 to Rose Marie Corrales, whose husband, William Corrales, died “after doctors four times mis-diagnosed a heart problem as an upset stomach and then altered medical records.” |
| Publication |
Daily News |
| Date |
27-12-1989 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Judith A. Livingston
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| Title |
Man Awarded $3 Million |
A Manhattan man, Marvin Charney, and his wife, Marie, were awarded $3,088,500 for a work-related accident in which he suffered a herniated disk that had to be removed. |
| Publication |
Staten Island Advance |
| Date |
30-06-1984 |
| Case |
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| Attorney(s) |
Thomas A. Moore
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