In this reported case, the victim died in 1990 but it took just about 21 years to get to settlement stage. You might be wondering why it took that long and wonder if the date of death of the deceased was accurate. The date is indeed accurate but it should be pointed out that most medical malpractice cases are handled much more promptly for the plaintiff. This case is really an exception and it shows that even when justice is delayed it can still be served.<\/p>\n
This medical malpractice case brought by the deceased\u2019s family alleges a delayed necrotic bowel diagnosis caused the death of their mother. The lawsuit was filed by the executor of the estate, the woman\u2019s oldest son. At this point, it appears the hospital in the region she died is attempting to negotiate an out-of-court settlement with the assistance of private mediation. If this is not successful, then (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In this reported case, the victim died in 1990 but it took just about 21 years to get to settlement stage. You might be wondering why it took that long and wonder if the date of death of the deceased…<\/span><\/p>\n