All Articles Tagged With: "Cancer Misdiagnosis"
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Misdiagnosed Cancer Lawsuit Results in $3.5M Jury Award
A Texas jury has returned a $3.5 million award in a medical malpractice lawsuit filed by the family of a woman who died after a doctor failed to diagnose cancer.
Colorectal Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuit Filed Over Doctor Missing Symptoms
A cancer misdiagnosis lawsuit was filed last month in West Virginia by a man who alleges his doctor failed to diagnose colorectal cancer after he complained of symptoms for more than 18 months that could have led to diagnostic testing and discovery of illness.
Tennessee Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Results in $24M Verdict
A Tennessee jury has awarded nearly $24 million to a woman and her husband in a breast cancer misdiagnosis lawsuit. The award is reportedly one of the largest verdicts ever returned for a medical malpractice lawsuit in Tennessee.
Pennsylvania Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuit Results in $1.9M Award
A woman whose husband died after doctors failed to diagnose his bladder cancer in time for potentially life-saving medical treatments, was awarded $1.88 million earlier this month through a Pennsylvania medical malpractice lawsuit filed in Lackawanna County.
Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuit Results in $2.5 Million Verdict in Nevada
A Nevada jury has returned a verdict of $2.5 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit filed by the family of a woman who died as a result her doctor’s misdiagnosis of cancer, which caused a delay in treatment which could have greatly improved her chances of survival.
Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuit in Iowa Remanded on Appeal for Trial
A woman who filed a breast cancer misdiagnosis lawsuit alleging that her doctors’ negligence allowed her cancer to spread during a six-month delay, will be allowed to continue with her medical malpractice lawsuit after the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that her complaint was filed within the state’s statute of limitations.
Maryland Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuit Results in $3.6 Million Verdict
The family of a 47-year old Maryland lawyer who died as a result of misdiagnosed skin cancer that spread to his brain, has been awarded $5.8 million by a jury in a medical malpractice lawsuit. However, under the Maryland damages cap, the verdict will be reduced to $3.6 million.
