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www.chopin.com (504) 717-2285 Chopin, Wagar, Richard & Kutcher in Metairie, Louisiana handle cases involving medical malpractice and other ...
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Man awarded close to $2 million in medical malpractice suit | New ...
A man was recently awarded close to $2 million in damages after a jury found that a doctor and hospital were responsible for his wife's needless suffering before she died in June of 2008. At the time she was just 59 years old, and had gone through two battles with ovarian cancer.
The medical malpractice case against the gynecologist who was treating the woman goes back to 2004 when the woman was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer. After finding the large cyst, a four-hour long surgery was performed. However, according to the lawsuit, due to the doctor's oversight the woman's left ovary and fallopian tube were not removed, which increased her chances of the cancer returning, which it did.
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Jury deliberating fate of 2 NOPD officers accused of fatal beating, cover-up
By Brendan McCarthy, The Times-Picayune A jury deliberated for five hours Monday without reaching a verdict in the federal civil-rights trial of two New Orleans police officers, one accused of beating Raymond Robair to death in July 2005 and the other
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Deadline For Deepwater Horizon and BP Suits, Video Settlement Brochure Firm ... ColtonCreative works with the leading law firms, attorneys, and solo practitioners nationwide in Medical Malpractice, Products Liability, Maritime, Wrongful Death, Police Misconduct, and Personal Injury cases. Samples of the company's work is online at |
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STELLY v. MORROW A medical malpractice suit was filed on his behalf against Dr. Patel. Defendants represented Jonathan along with many other plaintiff patients of Dr. Patel. Subsequent to his treatment of Jonathan, Dr. Patel was convicted of performing numerous |
BP Said to Weigh $14 Billion Settlement of Spill Claims
(Updates with deal opposition in 22nd paragraph.)
Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc and lawyers for businesses and individuals suing over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill are near a $14 billion accord to be funded with money set aside for out-of-court settlements, according to three people familiar with the talks.
BP would close its $20 billion Gulf Coast Claims Facility and shift the remaining $14 billion to plaintiffs hurt by the disaster, the largest offshore spill in U.S. history, the people said. Such a deal wouldn’t include fines by the federal government that could reach $17.6 billion, lawsuits by state governments or claims between BP and partner companies involved in the disaster. BP shares rose almost 2 percent on news of the potential deal to their highest point in more than a year.
The April 2010 Macondo well blowout destroyed the Deepwater Horizon rig, killed 11 workers and sent more than 4 million barrels of oil spewing into the gulf over three months. It spawned hundreds of suits against London-based BP, Vernier, Switzerland-based Transocean Ltd., owner and operator of the doomed rig, and Houston-based Halliburton Co., provider of cementing services at the site.
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