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Two Lawsuits Accuse Neurosurgeon of Malpractice Following Nerve and Other Injuries

Two lawsuits were filed in recent months alleging that a Texas neurosurgeon caused two patients to suffer serious injuries following the surgeries that he performed on them. The first lawsuit, which was filed in June, stated that the doctor was supposed to perform a specialized procedure on the plaintiff, but…

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Punkin Chunkin Considers Move Due to Liability Concerns

The organizers of the popular Fall related event “Punkin Chunkin” are considering relocating out of Delaware due to concerns related to liability insurance and related costs. The president of the Punkin Chunkin, which is a nonprofit organization, has begun to reconsider its location, taking into account its costs for services…

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Baltimore City Police Officer Convicted in Accidental Training Shooting

The police officer responsible for the accidental shooting of a police academy trainee during a training exercise was convicted last month for his role in the accident. (For information regarding the civil lawsuit, see this blog post). The accident occurred during a simulation, when the officer drew his live gun,…

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Negligence Lawsuit Filed Following Movie Theater Death of Man with Down Syndrome

A civil lawsuit was recently filed in the case of a man with Down Syndrome who was killed by Sheriff’s Deputies following a misunderstanding after his attempt to view a movie twice without paying. The altercation happened last January, when the man and his caretaker had just finished watching a…

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Overuse of Cardiac Stents Associated with Serious Injuries and Death

Patients and state regulatory boards alike are beginning to bring awareness to and concern over the alleged “binge”-like use of unnecessary coronary stents in the treatment of cardiac conditions. In one case, a man received a total of 21 coronary stents over a period of eight months. In one procedure…

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Baltimore Agrees to $50,000 Settlement in Student Sexual Case

The Baltimore Board of Estimates, a subcommittee of the Baltimore City Council, is expected to approve a $50,000 settlement related to a Baltimore middle school student. The family of a female student claims that she was victimized by a man working there who acted as her mentor.The settlement would resolve…

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