Representative Matters
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Medical Malpractice Failure to Treat
A verdict of $5 million for a 25-year old woman who went to the Emergency Room of a New Hampshire hospital complaining of a severe headache. Although the CT imaging of her brain showed evidence of a stroke she was not provided treatment for her stroke and as a result, suffered serious permanent injuries.
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Medical Malpractice Failure to Treat
A verdict of $1.415 million for an injured man and $400,000 for his wife, where the man presented to his physician with symptoms of a stroke, and yet the physician and hospital failed to treat him for the stroke, resulting in serious permanent injuries.
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Medical Malpractice Medical Negligence
A combined verdict of $983,000 for the estate of an elderly woman, and her surviving spouse, where the woman with diabetes had been hospitalized for a heart procedure, suffered an episode of hypoglycemia during her hospitalization, was improperly treated for the hypoglycemia by being given an intravenous dose of D50 in her hand, which extravasated into the vein in her hand, causing a wound in her hand which then contracted MRSA. Ultimately, the woman had the fingers on her hand amputated one at a time, and
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Employment Discrimination Boisvert v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Gender discrimination under Title VII - U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire, Total Verdict - $1,168,500
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Employment Discrimination Madeja v. MPB Corporation d/b/a Split Ballbearing
Sexual harassment and retaliation, Sullivan County Superior Court.
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Medical Malpractice Estate of Katherine Coffey v. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Medical negligence, U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire.
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Medical Malpractice Noel and Adam Jodoin v. Ellen Johnson, M.D.
Medical negligence, Rockingham County Superior Court.
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Medical Malpractice $5 Million Verdict for Client in Medical Malpractice Case
$5 million dollar verdict in favor of Noel and Adam Jodoin in a medical negligence case against Dr. Ellen Johnson and Advanced Diagnostic Imaging.
