Michigan Appellate Court Affirms Medical Malpractice Jury Verdict
January 26, 2026
In October 2018, the decedent was 63 years old and suffered from hypertension, diabetes, renal disease requiring dialysis, and peripheral vascular disease. She had already been hospitalized for extended periods on multiple occasions during 2018 when she was admitted to Beaumont Hospital Farmington H[...]
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Connecticut Court Grants Additur In Medical Malpractice Case
June 5, 2015
The Connecticut Superior Court Judicial District of Hartford has granted the plaintiff’s motion for additur in a Connecticut medical malpractice case, adding $20,861.57 in economic damages to the jury’s verdict, because the jury failed to award the stipulated costs of medical care and f[...]
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Report On Vermont’s Medical Malpractice Proposed Reforms
February 4, 2012
On January 30, 2012, the “Medical Malpractice Reforms Report and Proposal of the [Vermont] Secretary of Administration” (“Report”) was forwarded to the Vermont Legislature to address medical malpractice reform issues/proposals in Vermont. First, Some Vermont Medical Malpract[...]
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One Of The Largest Kansas Medical Malpractice Verdicts
November 30, 2011
Kansas is known to be one of the most conservative jurisdictions for jury verdicts in medical malpractice cases (when we say “conservative,” we mean low jury verdicts). However, there is one Kansas medical malpractice verdict that stands out from the rest. In the case MLM, by and through[...]
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