Westlake Village, CA
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Westlake Village, CA
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Arbitration Award $2,300,000
UNNECESSARY SURGERY CAUSED RSD/CRPS - 50 year old nurse underwent unnecessary knee surgery by orthopedic surgeon, which caused complex regional pain syndrome prevents her from working as a nurse. Cas ... e took 5 years and there was no settlement offer.
OUTCOME: Settlement $4,000,000
ANESTHETIC MALPRACTICE CAUSED BRAIN DAMAGE TO BABY - A 2 month old baby suffered hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy and a seizure from a cardiac arrest caused by an air embolism during surgery. Due to la ... ck of oxygen to the brain, the child ended up with Cerebral Palsy.
OUTCOME: Verdict: $1,005,273
GALLBLADDER SURGERY MALPRACTICE CAUSED DEATH - Medical malpractice Verdict: $1,005,273 A patient died from cardiac arrest ten minutes after surgery for removal of her gallbladder (Martinez v. San ... Gorgonio Memorial Hospital, Riverside County Superior Court, Plaintiff’s attorney: Bruce M. Bunch).
OUTCOME: Verdict $2,500.000
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury has awarded $2.5 million to a businessman who claimed he received legal advice from a man who misrepresented himself as an attorney. Paul Cross of Woodland Hills cl ... aimed Charles H. Smith acted as his lawyer while he developed a business to farm cultured pearls. But Smith, who once had a practice in the Los Angeles area, had resigned from the California State Bar, according to Cross' attorney, Bruce M. Bunch. Smith secured an employment contract from Cross and a large sale of initial stock in the venture, Bunch said. The award followed a nine-day trial in which Cross claimed that Smith had defrauded him by misrepresenting himself, (Smith v Cross/ Cross v Smith)
OUTCOME: Verdict $4,500,000
ANESTHETIC MALPRACTICE CAUSED BRAIN DAMAGE AND BLINDNESS - A 2-year-old girl became blind, while undergoing treatment in the pediatric intensive care unit of Childrens Hospital of Los Angeles., for an ... anesthetic injury during stomach surgery at another hospital. The trial happened 8 years after the injury. (Castro v Childrens Hospital Los Angeles)
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