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| $2.45M awarded for malpractice in same case where woman claimed damages to gay relationship A jury awarded $2.45 million Friday in a malpractice case to the estate of a Connecticut woman who had also that claimed botched cancer... |
| $16.5 Million Settlement Following Carbon Monoxide Poisoning A products liability case involving the death of one person and serious injuries to three others from carbon monoxide poisoning was... |
| Jury awards $1.7 million in Darien fallen tree lawsuit A jury Friday afternoon awarded $1.7 million to a man injured by a fallen tree more than three years ago, attorneys said. Mieczyslaw... |
| $13.5 million settlement following industrial accident A $13.5 million settlement has been reached on behalf of a 27-year-old man injured while working at an industrial site. Attorney William... |
| $2.3M For Wrongful Death In Underage DUI Estate of Justin Scott Brown v. Kimia The parents of college freshman Justin Scott Brown, of Greenwich, have been awarded a $2.3 million... |
| 10-year-old Burn Victim & Family Get $6 million Partial Settlement The manufacturer of costumes for children and the licensor of the movie-based character for the costume have agreed to pay $6 million to... |
| Inmate Death Case Settled For $900,000 Stuart Kinsman, Admin. Et al. v. Theresa Lantz, et al. Without admitting fault, the state of Connecticut settled a federal lawsuit with... |
| Family Of Ferry Accident Victim Settles For $3.2M The survivors of a truck driver who died when his tractor-trailer rolled off the stern of a Cross Sound ferry five years ago have... |
| Wrongful Death Case Full Of Lessons A Judge has affirmed a jury's decision in the wrongful death of a truck driver. The family of the late Gary Carlson deserves more than... |
| Death of ill inmate results in $900,000 settlement from the State The State of Connecticut has agreed to settle a federal lawsuit concerning the death of 47-year old Dennis Gary Kinsman, an inmate at the... |
| Loss Of Life's Enjoyment Worth $3.5M John P. Ackley, Administrator v. St. Vincent's Medical Center Gregory Ackley was a mentally challenged, unmarried man who lived with his... |
| Malpractice to cost St. Vincent's $3.5m Greg Ackley never held a full-time job, but he loved to tell people he finished first in his graduating class. That was by virtue of the... |
| Jury: St. Vincent's Hospital should pay for preventable death A Bridgeport Superior Court jury today awarded $3.5 million to the estate of a man who died in the emergency room of St. Vincent’s... |
| State Paying Former Inmate $500,000 To Settle Suit The state is paying a former inmate $500,000 to settle his federal lawsuit alleging that state correction officers severely beat him in... |
| Widow Wins Doctor Lawsuit A Bridgeport jury says a family deserves $22.5 million in medical malpractice case, a verdict believed to be the largest ever award in a... |
| Boy's Violent Birth Produces Record Verdict Omar Earlington Jr., et al. v. Anthony Anastasi, et al.: A 4-year-old Windsor boy won a record $2.69 million verdict Oct. 31 for partial... |
| Windsor boy, injured at birth, wins millions A Hartford Superior Court jury this week awarded a medical malpractice verdict of almost $2.6 million to a 4-year-old Windsor boy who has... |
| $2.7 Million Awarded In Malpractice Suit A young Windsor boy and his mother have secured what is believed to be the largest medical malpractice verdict ever in Connecticut for... |
| Jury: Prison Captain Used Excessive Force After deliberating about five hours Friday, a federal jury in Bridgeport found that a captain at Northern Correctional Institution used... |
| Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settled The state has agreed to a $2.33 million settlement with the parents of James Bell, a patient at the Whiting Forensic Institute who died... |
| A Waterbury jury says a family deserves $36.5 million in a medical malpractice case that left an infant brain damaged, blind and with cerebral palsy. Atty. Christopher Bernard represented a Farmington Valley family in the case against Hartford Hospital and an obstetrician. |
| Jury says family deserves $1.75 million in medical malpractice case A New Britain Superior Court jury Monday awarded $1.75 million to an Ellington couple in a medical malpractice case involving their... |
| The 'Big Baby' In Med-Mal Case Was Not The Mother; Jurors disagreed with doctor's critical assessment During the five-week medical malpractice trial of Waterbury obstetrician Thomas McNamee Jr., the five-man, one-woman jury was inscrutable... |
| $2.4M awarded in medical case; Malpractice claim involved child birth A jury has awarded a 9-year-old Waterbury girl $2.4 million in a medical malpractice suit brought against Dr. Thomas McNamee Jr., an... |
| Quiet Civil Settlement Ends Shooting Ordeal A long and sad saga that started six years ago when a white police officer shot a black suspect at close range has drawn to a quiet close... |
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