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$68 MillionLargest Jury Verdict in Fresno County history for failure to comply with hospital standards for patient safety, leaving elderly man in permanent coma. Jury also awarded punitive damages.
$5.5 MillionSettlement for failure to diagnose acute blood loss after cancer surgery resulting in brain damage to physician
$7 MillionPlus Settlement: Negligent performance of intubation post-operatively, resulting in severe brain damage to minor child.
$10.8 MillionConfidential settlement for an adult who suffered catastrophic injury from a stroke
$22 MillionRobyn Frankel vs. Palo Alto Medical Foundation GroupJury verdict for paralysis caused to patient after an unnecessary procedure.
$4.25 MillionSettlement for failure to quickly respond to a minor plaintiff’s hyperthermia after surgery resulting in catastrophic injuries including brain damage
$4 MillionSettlement for failure to diagnose fetal distress resulting in minor plaintiff suffering from severe static encephalopathy
$5.5 MillionSettlement for failure to diagnose and treat kernicterus resulting in severe brain damage of child

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    Lawful Constraints on Victims Decreased California Physicians’ Malpractice Premiums

    Picture Of admin Posted By Mitchell Law Firm | Posted on: May 15, 2015

    In 1988, California residents passed the most effective insurance rate rule in the country by means of insurance reform Proposition 103, a ballot proposal ratified by the voters and conceived by Consumer Watchdog creator Harvey Rosenfield. This law led to a rate halt, a rate discount, and rigorous control that decreased premiums in every area of insurance—as well as medical malpractice.

    Ex-Governor Jerry Brown, who authorized the MICRA law, maintained on June 13, 1993 that he would not propose it for the country. He stated that in the interval he observed thus far another insurance disaster and discovered that insurance corporation materialism, not use of the legal system by injured consumers was accountable for unnecessary premiums.

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