While unusual, it can happen \u2013 instances where medical malpractice cases are ultimately tried twice.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis case that we read about recently involved a young girl who suffered severe birth injuries \u2013 brain injuries. It was interesting in that it proves that these kinds of cases are always radically different, just sometimes similar, and that to get justice, a plaintiff needs the assistance of a seasoned personal injury lawyer,\u201d said Stephen M. Ozcomert<\/a>, who handles personal injury cases<\/a>, accidents<\/a>, and malpractice law in Atlanta<\/a>, Georgia.<\/p>\n The first jury that heard the initial case in 2008 handed down a \u201cshockingly low\u201d award, particularly given the extreme severity of the girl\u2019s injuries, Ozcomert said. The first medical malpractice lawsuit was filed against the hospital in 2002. It took six years for a verdict.<\/p>\n The parents of the young girl stated that their obstetrician, an anesthesiologist and a nurse were negligent for not properly monitoring and managing (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While unusual, it can happen \u2013 instances where medical malpractice cases are ultimately tried twice. \u201cThis case that we read about recently involved a young girl who suffered severe birth injuries \u2013 brain injuries. It was interesting in that it…<\/span><\/p>\n