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CATASTROPHIC INJURY REPRESENTATION - VERDICTS & SETTLEMENTS

Over the past ten years, John Jensen, Mark McGrath and George Podgorny have helped their clients recover some of the largest reported catastrophic injury verdicts and settlements in the state of North Carolina, including:

$13.5 million (child severely disabled after physicians negligently break child’s neck during delivery).

$6.2 million (worker suffers severe electrical burns when owner of substation negligently energizes substation without informing worker).

$5 million (child suffers heart damage after physicians and nurses allow infected central line to remain in patient following surgery).

$4.5 million (patient dies from ruptured appendix after surgeon abandons patient to go on family vacation).

$4.5 million (child suffers brain injury after excessive gas pressure was used by anesthesiologist during surgery).

$3.75 million (child dies of cancer relapse after pharmacist improperly filled prescription for thyroid medication instead of chemotherapy drug).

$3.5 million (retired Special Forces officer dies from massive brain damage following negligently performed prostate surgery).

$2.95 million (woman suffers total, bilateral blindness following surgery as a result of excessive blood loss and failure to receive blood during surgery).

$2.5 million (plaintiff becomes quadriplegic following automobile accident caused by over-prescription of narcotic medications).

$2.37 million (child suffers severe burns to chest from negligently maintained surgical lamp during surgery to repair laceration to lip).

$2 million (child has both legs amputated after physicians negligently fail to diagnose meningitis).

$1.5 million (child suffers brain damage and cerebral palsy after physicians negligently fail to perform C-section on child demonstrating fetal signs of distress).

$1.5 million (reduced survival rate for woman whose PAP smear was misinterpreted resulting in delayed diagnosis of cervical cancer).

$1.4 million (patient becomes paraplegic after physician negligently injures spinal cord with epidural injection).

$1.375 million (patient dies after negligently placed subclavian catheter pierces pulmonary artery).

$1.335 million (44 year old woman suffers massive brain damage after physician negligently prescribed Ativan).

$1.225 million (nursing home resident dies from complications arising from a massive undiagnosed and untreated fecal impaction).

$1.03 million (LASIK patient suffers vision loss after surgeon negligentlly performs unapproved procedure).

$875,000 (woman suffers brain injury after doctor negligently fails to diagnose heart and respiratory problems).

$850,000 (cataract patient suffers severe vision loss after physician negligently punctures eye and then fails to diagnose subsequent complications arising from injury).

$650,000 (patient dies of respiratory arrest following over-prescription of narcotic pain medication).

$500,000 (nursing home resident dies after receiving improper dosage of chemotherapy medication).

$500,000 (worker suffers back injury and post-traumatic stress disorder after rescuing co-worker from energized substation equipment).

$450,000 (patient dies after physicians and nurse fail to detect esophageal intubation).


DISCLAIMER:
These verdicts and settlements were recorded over a period of ten years. In publishing these results, JMP attorneys do not represent that every case they have handled over the course of the past ten years has concluded on such favorable terms, nor should these results be taken as a guarantee for future success. JMP attorneys have been very successful in collecting funds on favorable verdicts. The reported results all involved complex legal issues, and liability and damages were contested by the defendants. The defendants in all reported cases were represented by legal counsel. Of course, the outcome of a particular case cannot be predicated upon our past results.



Practice Areas

At Jensen McGrath Podgorny, our attorneys have a long tradition of successfully representing injury victims and business owners in a broad variety of litigation settings. Theses include, but are not limited to, the following:

Medical Malpractice

Auto and Trucking Accidents

Workplace Injuries

Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Wrongful Death

Pharmacy Malpractice

Electrical Injuries

Victims of Crime

Premises Liability

Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Litigation

Governmental Liability

Environmental Law & Toxic Torts

Defective Products



Catastrophic Injury Overview



IN THE NEWS

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Articles

Wrongful Death:   "Surviving Wrongful Death Part I:  An Overview", North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, September 4, 2006.

 
Wrongful Death:  "Surviving Wrongful Death Part II:  Shall it be Survival or Death?", North Carolina Lawyers Weekly.

Wrongful Death:  "Surviving Wrongful Death Part III:  Timing is Everything" North Carolina Lawyers Weekly.

Medical Malpractice:  Familiarity Breeds Success: Strategies For Bullet-Proofing The Medical Expert In Malpractice Cases.

Medical Malpractice:  Back to the Horse and Buggy Days: North Carolina Courts Harken A Return To The 'Locality Rule' In Medical Malpractice Cases

Peer Review Confidentiality:  A Jury of Their Peers? The High Price of Peer Review Confidentiality



 

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