In a medical malpractice lawsuit for an eight-year old girl who sustained a brain injury due to negligent medical treatment. Her hospital and treating doctors, including her pediatrician and a geneticist, were liable for a misdiagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism as a result of the hospital losing her Newborn Screen Test, which tests for congenital hypothyroidism.

For the family of 45-year-old man who died as a result of failure to diagnose bacterial meningitis.

For the death of a man who suffered an air embolism after undergoing a cardiac catheterization.

For the family of a 25-year-old woman who died after complications involving her pregnancy.

For the family of an infant who experienced an injury at birth, resulting in death.

For the victim of a permanent hand injury caused by a failure to manage bacterial infection.

For an 84-year old man who was given the wrong medication by hospital staff following a routine heart procedure, which resulted in respiratory arrest, intubation, resuscitation and a coma.

For a patient who lost sight in one eye due to the failure of the doctor to properly treat and follow up on a condition.

For a patient whose doctor failed to diagnose an infection in the knee.

For a confidential settlement for a 59-year-old woman who was misdiagnosed with degenerative arthritis instead of a serious bone infection. The failure to diagnose the bone infection (osteomyelitis) caused the woman to develop necrotizing fasciitis, a life-threatening infection of the tissues of the leg. After filing a lawsuit and engaging in extensive discovery, the case settled.