Our Medical Malpractice Settlements & Jury Verdicts
We have obtained significant settlements and jury verdicts for our clients involved in medical malpractice cases. In fact, we settle over 97% of our client’s cases before they ever go to trial. We can do the same for you. We use our experience, skill and knowledge accomplish these results. Below is a representative sample of our past successes in medical malpractice cases:
$3,750,000 Settlement for a client who was not properly supervised in the suicide wing of a well-known Michigan hospital. She sustained a permanent brain injury as a result of a failed suicide attempt. She was not properly monitored.
$625,000 medical malpractice settlement for the wrongful death of a patient who suffered a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) after a hip fracture that caused a pulmonary embolism. He died in the hospital. The lawsuit was filed against the hospital and orthopedic surgeon.
$400,000 Michigan medical malpractice case settlement against a Detroit area hospital and emergency room physicians for failure to diagnose frostbite in a patient who suffered significant complications and disabilities as a result.
$290,000 Michigan medical malpractice jury verdict for a patient who sustained a pressure ulcer requiring surgery while in intensive care at a local hospital. The hospital offered zero dollars to settle the case.
$250,000 Medical malpractice wrongful death lawyer settlement for against a hospital and emergency room physician for the failure to properly treat a patient with severe hypoglycemia. Patient suffered severe complications due to the failure to treat.
$250,000 Settlement for a military veteran in a Veterans Hospital malpractice lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The lawsuit alleged medical negligence against the hospital staff for administering a contrast dye during an echocardiogram. The veteran suffered a cardiac arrest and other complications as a result.
$192,500 Settlement for a hip dysplasia lawsuit against two pediatricians and the pediatric practice. The patient was a first born, twin girl, who was born in the breech position. As a result, she was at the highest risk for developing a dislocated hip. She was seen as a newborn at the pediatric practice and there was evidence of a hip dislocation but it was not timely diagnosed. Due to the late diagnosis, she required surgery on her hip and may require additional surgery in the future.
Contact Our Ann Arbor Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Want to know if you have an Ann Arbor medical malpractice case? Tell us your story and we will evaluate your case.
- Toll-Free Phone (800) 606-1717
- Contact By Fax (248) 569-6737
- Contact By E-mail Larry@Buckfirelaw.com
You can also contact us initially through our website Free Case Review Box. If you prefer that type of contact initially, we will review your case and get back to you quickly with our initial opinions. Our goal is to learn as much as possible about your case and then provide you with your best legal options.
