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Jury Awards $4.6M to Smoker After Finding RJR Liable for His Heart, Vascular Diseases

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 31, 2018 1:05:13 PM

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Pensacola, FLA state court jury awarded $4.62 million last week to a Florida smoker who claims R.J. Reynolds is responsible for a decades-long nicotine addiction that caused his heart and vascular diseases. Bush v. R.J. Reynolds, 2007CA003083.

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Topics: tobacco, Engle Progeny, Florida, Bush v. R.J. Reynolds

$5M Verdict Smacks Philip Morris, RJR at Trial Over Florida Woman's Fatal Lung Cancer

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 25, 2018 9:43:36 AM

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Fort Lauderdale, FL— A nearly $3 million punitive verdict last week capped a $5 million total award to a Florida man for the role a jury found the country’s two largest cigarette makers played in his wife’s cancer death. Kaplan v. Philip Morris, CACE 08025823.

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Topics: tobacco, Engle Progeny, Florida, Kaplan v. Philip Morris

Hospital Nursing Staff Accused of Fault for Child's Brain Damage, as Med Mal Trial Begins

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 19, 2018 8:05:49 AM

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Fort Lauderdale, FL—Attorneys Monday debated whether a nursing staff’s conduct during a perinatal emergency caused a child’s lifelong brain damage, as trial began against the hospital where she was delivered. Mitchell v. South Broward Hospital, CACE 14005044.  

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Topics: Medical Malpractice, Florida, Mitchell v. South Broward Hospital District

Jury Awards $4.9M After Finding Florida Doc's Negligence Cost Patient a Leg

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 5, 2018 6:42:38 PM

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Bartow, FL—A state court jury Tuesday awarded $4.9 million for the medical negligence it found cost a Florida man his lower leg.Gray v. Iakovidis, 2015CA003137.

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Topics: Medical Malpractice, Florida, Gray v. Iakovidis

Delay in Treatment Cost Hospice Worker His Lower Leg, Atty Claims as Florida Med Mal Trial Opens

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jun 27, 2018 3:05:33 PM

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Bartow, FL— Attorneys debated Tuesday whether an unreasonable delay in appropriate treatment cost a hospice worker his lower leg, as trial began against the vascular surgeon who treated him. Gray v. Iakovidis, 2015CA003137.

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Topics: Medical Malpractice, Florida, Gray v. Iakovidis