TV host Jimmy Kimmel’s son, William, was born on April 21st, 2017. But soon after birth, the baby boy started to turn blue. He was suffering from a rare birth defect called Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) with pulmonary atresia—and had to have open-heart surgery at the ripe age of three days old in order to...
Read More About Jimmy Kimmel’s Son Shows the True “Cost” of a Birth DefectThe 2017 Chicagoland Scholarship was created to help Chicago-area students pay for the costs associated with secondary education. As attorneys with deep roots in the Chicago-Metropolitan community, we know the value of a post-high-school education and want to assist aspiring students.
Read More About 2017 Chicagoland Scholarship Celebrates 7 FinalistsThere is a saying that no good deed goes unpunished. A woman in Michigan learned this the hard way when she agreed to watch her sister-in-law’s cat while the in-law was out of town. Our subject was told that the cat was a spayed female, but instead, the cat was a male that had not...
Read More About Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Filed Over Cat Bite ER TreatmentUnfortunately, hospital patients sometimes die. Transplant recipients may die as a result of their underlying conditions while waiting for a suitable organ donation. On a daily basis, many other hospital patients die from serious illnesses, accidents, diseases, or surgical malpractice. But it’s always shocking to hear that patients sometimes die from preventable hospital conditions. This...
Read More About Unsanitary Hospital Conditions Result in Wrongful DeathsUniversity Hospital has changed the way it deals with patients in its psychiatric unit who are aggressive. This change in policy was prompted by the death of a patient in 2010 and the subsequent lawsuit that was filed. In this case, while in the hospital’s care, a mental health patient died when the local police...
Read More About Patient Death Prompts Hospital to Change PoliciesRecently, two men, who were electrical workers on a construction site in Lubbock, Texas, were accidentally exposed to live electrical wires while drilling into the second floor of a parking garage. One of these unfortunate souls died less than a day after the accident due to the severity of his injuries while being treated in...
Read More About Electrical Injuries - On the Job and ElsewhereTwo patients infected with a strain of bacteria resistant to drugs (called a “superbug”) filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the scope that was used in their procedures. An 18-year-old student fighting a severe infection, along with the family of another woman who died from the infection, sued the manufacturer of the medical devices...
Read More About Medical Instrument Manufacturer Blamed for Hospital InfectionsIn an odd twist of events, a software designer who was injured at a hospital has settled his medical malpractice case for $20 million AND a commitment from the hospital that it will participate in a case study aimed at identifying what went wrong in his case. The Set-Up: This designer went to the Washington...
Read More About $20 Million Medical Malpractice Settlement Includes Hospital’s Participation in Case StudyThe parents of a 19-month-old toddler are suing her hospital because of the delayed treatment she received after swallowing a battery. The incident has left the girl with a burned esophagus, which restricts her eating, and does not allow for her to eat solid foods. The family is asking for unspecified damages, since “hundreds of...
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