Expertise
Philadelphia Catastrophic
Injury Lawyer
Table of Contents
- Understanding Catastrophic Injuries Under Pennsylvania Law
- Types of Catastrophic Injuries VSCP LAW Handles
- Common Causes of Catastrophic Injuries in Philadelphia
- Legal Complexities Unique to Catastrophic Injury Cases
- How VSCP LAW Represents Catastrophic Injury Victims
- Compensation Available in Catastrophic Injury Claims
- Why VSCP LAW for Catastrophic Injury Cases in Philadelphia
- Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Legal Considerations
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Secure Experienced Legal Representation for Catastrophic Injuries
When negligence results in permanent disability, disfigurement, or life-altering harm, the consequences extend far beyond initial medical treatment. Catastrophic injuries demand more than standard legal representation. They require attorneys who understand the magnitude of lifelong impairment, the complexity of multi-million-dollar claims, and the willingness to pursue full accountability through trial when necessary.
VSCP LAW represents individuals and families throughout Philadelphia and Pennsylvania who have suffered the most severe personal injuries. With over 70 years of combined experience in high-stakes litigation, the firm has secured substantial verdicts and settlements in cases involving permanent disability, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, and other life-changing harm. The firm has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for injured clients and their families, including multiple seven- and eight-figure outcomes in complex catastrophic injury litigation.
Contact VSCP LAW for a confidential consultation regarding catastrophic injury claims in Philadelphia.
Confidential consultations are available for catastrophic injury matters throughout Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
Understanding Catastrophic Injuries Under
Pennsylvania Law
Catastrophic injuries represent a distinct category of personal harm characterized by permanent or long-term impairment that fundamentally alters an individual's physical capabilities, cognitive function, or quality of life. Unlike injuries that heal with time and treatment, catastrophic harm typically involves permanent disability, chronic pain, loss of independence, or the need for lifelong medical intervention. These cases often involve injuries that permanently prevent an individual from returning to work or living independently without assistance.
Pennsylvania courts and insurance carriers recognize catastrophic injuries as those requiring extensive ongoing care, resulting in substantial economic losses, and preventing the injured party from returning to previous employment or daily activities. The legal significance of this classification affects damage calculations, settlement negotiations, and the evidentiary requirements necessary to prove the full extent of future losses.
Medical professionals generally categorize an injury as catastrophic when it involves:
- Permanent functional impairment affecting mobility, cognition, or self-care
- Necessity for long-term or lifetime medical treatment
- Significant disfigurement or physical alteration
- Loss of limb or organ function
- Chronic pain requiring ongoing management
- Inability to perform substantial gainful employment
The distinction matters because catastrophic cases demand sophisticated legal strategies that account for decades of future medical expenses, lost earning capacity, and profound changes to every aspect of daily living.
Types of Catastrophic Injuries VSCP LAW Handles
The firm represents clients who have sustained severe, life-altering injuries across multiple categories:
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Closed-head trauma, penetrating skull injuries, diffuse axonal injuries, and acquired brain damage resulting in cognitive impairment, memory loss, personality changes, seizure disorders, or permanent neurological deficits.
Spinal Cord Injuries
Complete and incomplete paralysis, paraplegia, quadriplegia, and partial spinal damage causing loss of motor function, sensory impairment, or chronic neurological complications requiring adaptive equipment and lifelong medical management.
Amputations
Traumatic loss of limbs, surgical amputations following severe crush injuries or vascular damage, and partial amputations affecting hands, feet, or digits that permanently limit function and employment capacity.
Severe Burn Injuries
Third-degree burns covering significant body surface area, electrical burns causing internal organ damage, chemical burns requiring skin grafts and reconstructive surgery, and disfiguring burns necessitating multiple surgical interventions.
Severe Orthopedic Injuries
Multiple fractures, complex joint damage, crushed pelvis or hip injuries, and compound fractures requiring extensive surgical reconstruction and resulting in permanent mobility limitations.
Organ Damage
Internal injuries causing loss of kidney function, liver damage, respiratory impairment, or cardiac injury requiring transplantation or permanent medical management.
Vision and Hearing Loss
Traumatic injuries resulting in blindness, partial vision loss, complete deafness, or significant hearing impairment that permanently affects communication and independence.
Each category presents unique medical complexities and requires specific expertise to prove causation, document the full extent of impairment, and project lifetime care needs with medical certainty. These injuries frequently require lifetime medical monitoring, adaptive equipment, and coordinated care across multiple specialties.
Common Causes of Catastrophic Injuries in Philadelphia
Philadelphia's urban environment, dense traffic patterns, and active construction industry create specific risks that frequently result in catastrophic harm:
Motor Vehicle Collisions
High-speed crashes on I-95, I-76, and the Schuylkill Expressway, multi-vehicle accidents during rush hour congestion, pedestrian accidents in Center City, and motorcycle collisions on urban arterials account for a significant portion of catastrophic injuries in the metropolitan area.
Construction Site Accidents
Falls from scaffolding or elevated platforms, crane accidents, trench collapses, electrocutions, machinery malfunctions, and building material failures at Philadelphia's numerous residential and commercial construction sites result in severe injuries to workers and bystanders.
Premises Liability Incidents
Inadequate building maintenance, structural failures in older Philadelphia properties, negligent security leading to violent assaults, and dangerous conditions at commercial establishments cause catastrophic injuries requiring substantial compensation.
Medical Malpractice
Surgical errors at Philadelphia hospitals, birth injuries resulting in cerebral palsy or Erb's palsy, anesthesia mistakes, delayed cancer diagnoses, and medication errors by healthcare providers throughout the region result in permanent harm requiring aggressive legal action.
Workplace Accidents
Industrial machinery accidents, chemical exposures, transportation incidents involving commercial vehicles, and repetitive trauma in manufacturing facilities cause severe injuries that may involve both workers' compensation and third-party liability claims.
Defective Products
Malfunctioning machinery, dangerous pharmaceutical products, defective medical devices, and consumer products with inadequate safety features result in catastrophic injuries requiring claims against manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.
Understanding the specific mechanisms of injury within Philadelphia's urban context enables more effective investigation, identification of liable parties, and development of comprehensive legal strategies. Many catastrophic injury cases are litigated in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, where familiarity with local procedural rules and jury expectations can significantly affect case strategy.
Legal Complexities Unique to Catastrophic Injury Cases
Catastrophic injury litigation differs substantially from standard personal injury claims due to the magnitude of damages, the necessity of proving future losses, and the sophisticated defense strategies employed by insurance carriers and corporate defendants.
Lifetime Medical Care Projections
Establishing the full scope of future medical needs requires collaboration with life-care planners, medical specialists, and economists who can project the cost of treatment, rehabilitation, adaptive equipment, medications, and home modifications over the injured party’s expected lifespan. These projections often extend 30 to 50 years into the future and must account for inflation, evolving medical technology, and potential complications.
Vocational Rehabilitation Analysis
Proving lost earning capacity requires detailed vocational assessments demonstrating not only current income loss but also the elimination of future career advancement, retirement benefits, and economic security. Expert testimony must establish what the injured party would have earned throughout their working life absent the catastrophic injury.
Multi-Disciplinary Expert Testimony
Catastrophic cases typically require testimony from neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, physiatrists, neuropsychologists, life-care planners, vocational experts, and economists. Coordinating these experts, preparing them for deposition and trial, and presenting cohesive medical and economic evidence demands significant litigation experience.
Insurance Policy Complications
High-value claims often exceed primary liability coverage, requiring identification and pursuit of umbrella policies, excess coverage, and multiple insurance layers. Additionally, coordination with health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and workers’ compensation carriers involves complex lien resolution and subrogation issues that affect net recovery.
Defense Strategies and Litigation Tactics
Insurance carriers defending catastrophic claims employ aggressive strategies including:
- Independent medical examinations designed to minimize injury severity
- Surveillance to challenge disability claims
- Retention of defense experts who routinely testify against injury victims
- Attempts to shift fault to the injured party to reduce financial exposure
Countering these tactics requires experienced trial counsel prepared to expose biased testimony and present compelling contrary evidence.
Structured Settlement Considerations
Resolving catastrophic cases may involve structured settlements providing guaranteed periodic payments over the injured party’s lifetime, Medicare Set-Aside arrangements protecting future government benefits, and special needs trusts preserving eligibility for public assistance programs. Proper structuring requires sophisticated financial and legal guidance.
Testimonials
What Our
Clients Say
Our clients turn to us when everything is on the line. The greatest measure of our success is the trust and gratitude of those we’ve represented. Here’s what they have to say about their experience with VSCP LAW.
The VSCP Law team of professionals are an experienced, hard working group who know what it takes to win! Josh Van Naarden brings his extensive knowledge garnered serving in the District Attorney's office to help make him one of the few "Super Lawyers" who has achieved record-setting verdicts and settlements for his well-served clients, making this law firm worthy of "Five-Star" status!
J.C.
Greg worked tirelessly to ensure the hospital was held responsible for my Mom’s injuries. He was a fierce advocate and secured a settlement beyond our expectations. My family and I highly recommend Greg.
When I needed it most. Ryan fought for me every step of the way, showing an unmatched level of dedication and compassion during one of the most challenging times of my life. His expertise, persistence, and genuine care gave me peace of mind and the results I needed. If you're looking for a Pennsylvania malpractice attorney, I can't recommend Ryan Chase and the team at VSCP LAW enough. They truly go above and beyond for their clients.
First and foremost, I want to thank John Pinto and his team for handling my mother’s malpractice case! They truly are heaven sent lawyers who will go above and beyond to make sure you and your loved ones are taken care of. Words cannot describe how grateful I am for their services to me and my family. So if you’re looking for a lawyer to help you, please do reach out to VSCP LAW!
I have known Josh VanNaarden for well over 30 years and he is a professional, compassionate, and well-respected person.
I needed to bring in a top-notch product liability attorney on a complex medical device case. Greg Spizer was absolutely the right person for the job. Great professionalism, perseverance, and, most importantly, client communication. He was incredibly responsive and patient. Yes, the result was excellent but the strategic approach and guidance was a big difference maker. I'm looking forward to working with him again.
When I was diagnosed with cancer, Ryan Chase and his team at VSCP Law were there for me when I needed it most. Ryan fought for me every step of the way, showing an unmatched level of dedication and compassion during one of the most challenging times of my life. His expertise, persistence, and genuine care gave me peace of mind and the results I needed. If you're looking for a Pennsylvania malpractice attorney, I can't recommend Ryan Chase and the team at VSCP Law enough. They truly go above and beyond for their clients
From the moment my family and I met with Mr. Pinto, I knew we were in good hands. We felt heard, and he and his team fought hard to get our family justice. We will forever be grateful.
My family is so thankful for VSCP LAW and the way they stood by us through my mother’s medical malpractice case. From the very beginning, the team was incredibly compassionate, super communicative, and genuinely dedicated to our case. What meant the most was how personally supported we felt throughout the entire process. They never treated us like just another file—they listened, they cared, and they always made sure we understood what was happening every step of the way. In such a difficult and emotional time, their kindness and professionalism made all the difference. Thanks to their hard work and deep commitment, we were able to win the case and find a real sense of justice and peace. We’ll always be grateful for their guidance and heart. If you’re looking for a law firm that leads with both skill and compassion, VSCP LAW is the team you want by your side.
The lawyers at VSCP Law are the best of the best. Not only are they incredibly knowledgeable - but they truly care about their clients and their outcomes. They take the time to learn the ins and outs of your case (with empathy) and get individuals the justice they deserve. Highly recommend!
G. S.
VSCP Law is undoubtedly a premier group of talented attorneys, but what stands out is their client focus. They are always available, responsive, and put in the extra work necessary to ensure success. I highly recommended VSCP Law.
How VSCP LAW Represents Catastrophic Injury Victims
The firm's approach to catastrophic injury representation emphasizes thorough investigation, aggressive advocacy, and preparation for trial from case inception.
Comprehensive Investigation
Effective representation begins with immediate evidence preservation, including accident scene documentation, witness interviews, surveillance footage retrieval, and expert accident reconstruction when necessary. In cases involving medical malpractice or defective products, the firm retains specialists who can identify departures from accepted standards and design defects that contributed to catastrophic harm.
Early Involvement of Medical and Economic Experts
Rather than waiting for settlement negotiations, VSCP LAW engages life-care planners, treating physicians, and vocational experts early in the litigation process. This proactive approach ensures that medical records accurately document the full extent of injuries, treatment plans reflect long-term needs, and damage calculations rest on solid evidentiary foundations.
Aggressive Discovery and Deposition Practice
Catastrophic cases require exhaustive written discovery, strategic depositions of defendants and defense experts, and thorough review of corporate documents, safety records, and prior incident reports. The firm's attorneys conduct detailed depositions designed to lock in testimony, expose inconsistencies, and build compelling trial narratives.
Retention of Top-Tier Experts
VSCP LAW maintains relationships with nationally recognized medical specialists, economists, and life-care planners whose credentials and testimony withstand rigorous cross-examination. The firm invests substantial resources in expert retention, knowing that catastrophic cases are won or lost based on the quality and credibility of expert testimony.
Trial Preparation and Courtroom Experience
While many personal injury firms rely exclusively on settlement negotiations, VSCP LAW prepares every catastrophic case for trial. The firm’s attorneys have successfully tried complex injury cases to verdict, securing multi-million-dollar jury awards in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania. This trial readiness provides leverage in settlement negotiations and ensures clients have experienced courtroom advocates if litigation becomes necessary.
Client Communication and Support
Catastrophic injuries create overwhelming stress for injured individuals and their families. The firm maintains regular communication throughout the legal process, explaining complex legal developments in accessible terms, and coordinating with medical providers to ensure clients receive necessary treatment regardless of insurance disputes.
Missing these deadlines typically results in permanent loss of legal rights. Hospital cases often
involve complex discovery processes, making early legal consultation essential for protecting your
interests and building a strong malpractice case.
What steps must be taken immediately after discovering potential hospital negligence?
Don’t miss the deadline for your hospital malpractice claim.
Compensation Available in Catastrophic Injury Claims
Pennsylvania law permits recovery of both economic and non-economic damages in catastrophic injury cases, though the calculation and proof of these damages requires substantial evidence and expert testimony.
Economic Damages
Compensation for quantifiable financial losses includes:
- Past and future medical expenses, including surgery, hospitalization, rehabilitation, prescription medications, medical equipment, and home health care
- Lost wages from injury through trial or settlement
- Lost earning capacity representing the difference between pre-injury earning potential and post-injury capacity over the injured party’s expected working life
- Life-care costs including future surgical procedures, physical therapy, occupational therapy, psychological counseling, and assistive technology
- Home and vehicle modifications necessary to accommodate permanent disabilities
- Cost of hiring assistance for activities of daily living that the injured party can no longer perform independently
In cases involving severe disabilities, economic damages often exceed several million dollars when properly calculated and presented with credible expert testimony.
Non-Economic Damages
Compensation for intangible losses includes:
- Physical pain and suffering, both past and future
- Mental anguish, emotional distress, and psychological trauma
- Loss of enjoyment of life and inability to participate in previously enjoyed activities
- Disfigurement and permanent scarring
- Loss of consortium claims available to spouses of catastrophically injured individuals
Pennsylvania does not cap non-economic damages in most personal injury cases, allowing juries to award compensation commensurate with the severity and permanence of the harm suffered.
Punitive Damages
In cases involving reckless, willful, or malicious conduct, Pennsylvania law permits punitive damages designed to punish wrongdoers and deter similar future conduct. These damages are available in catastrophic injury cases involving drunk driving, gross negligence, or intentional misconduct.
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Why VSCP LAW for Catastrophic Injury Cases in Philadelphia
Selecting legal representation for catastrophic injury claims requires careful consideration of experience, resources, and proven results.
Extensive Trial Experience
The firm’s attorneys have successfully litigated catastrophic injury cases through verdict, demonstrating willingness to reject inadequate settlement offers and pursue full compensation through trial. This courtroom experience distinguishes VSCP LAW from settlement-focused firms that lack trial capabilities.
Significant Verdicts and Settlements
VSCP LAW has secured substantial recoveries in catastrophic injury cases, including multi-million-dollar verdicts and settlements that provide long-term financial security for injured clients and their families. The firm’s results reflect its capability to handle high-stakes litigation against well-funded defendants and insurance carriers.
Over 70 Years of Combined Legal Experience
The firm’s attorneys bring decades of combined experience in complex personal injury litigation, providing clients with seasoned counsel capable of navigating the procedural and substantive challenges unique to catastrophic cases.
Resources to Fund Complex Litigation
Catastrophic cases require substantial upfront investment in expert witnesses, medical record review, accident reconstruction, and discovery. VSCP LAW possesses the financial resources to fully fund complex litigation without requiring clients to advance costs or fees.
Philadelphia Focus and Local Knowledge
As a Philadelphia-based firm, VSCP LAW understands local court procedures, maintains relationships with the Philadelphia medical community, and possesses familiarity with Philadelphia juries and judicial preferences that inform litigation strategy.
Personalized Attention to High-Value Cases
Unlike high-volume personal injury practices, VSCP LAW focuses on serious and catastrophic injury cases, ensuring that each client receives individualized attention and strategic representation appropriate to the severity of their injuries.
Results vary based on the specific facts and legal circumstances of each case.
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Legal Considerations
Several jurisdiction-specific legal principles affect catastrophic injury claims in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania.
Statute of Limitations
Pennsylvania imposes a two-year statute of limitations on most personal injury claims, meaning legal action must be commenced within two years of the injury date. However, exceptions exist for injuries involving minors, cases where the injury was not immediately discoverable, and claims against government entities that require shorter notice periods. Missing statutory deadlines can permanently bar otherwise valid claims.
Modified Comparative Negligence
Pennsylvania follows a modified comparative negligence rule under which injured parties can recover damages even if partially at fault for their injuries, provided their fault does not exceed 50 percent. However, total damages are reduced by the percentage of fault attributed to the injured party. This rule creates strategic litigation considerations in catastrophic cases where defendants attempt to shift blame to minimize their financial exposure.
Joint and Several Liability
When multiple defendants share responsibility for catastrophic injuries, Pennsylvania law permits injured parties to recover the full amount of damages from any defendant found more than 60 percent at fault, regardless of other defendants’ financial ability to pay. This principle provides important protections when some responsible parties lack adequate insurance coverage.
Collateral Source Rule
Pennsylvania’s collateral source rule prevents defendants from reducing damage awards based on compensation the injured party receives from health insurance, disability benefits, or other sources independent of the defendant. This rule ensures that wrongdoers remain fully accountable despite the injured party’s insurance coverage.
Early Legal Representation
The complexity of catastrophic injury cases, combined with aggressive insurance company tactics and time-sensitive evidence preservation needs, makes early legal consultation critical. Delays in retaining counsel can result in lost evidence, missed filing deadlines, and weakened claims that could otherwise support substantial compensation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a catastrophic injury under Pennsylvania law?
Pennsylvania courts recognize catastrophic injuries as those resulting in permanent disability, long-term impairment, or substantial life-altering consequences requiring extensive medical treatment and affecting the injured party's ability to work and perform daily activities. Common examples include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, amputations, severe burns, and injuries causing permanent organ damage or disfigurement.
How long does a catastrophic injury case take to resolve?
The timeline for catastrophic injury cases varies based on injury severity, treatment duration, and litigation complexity. Many cases require 18 to 36 months to reach resolution, as proper evaluation demands that the injured party reach maximum medical improvement before damages can be accurately calculated. Cases proceeding to trial may take longer, though the investment of time often results in substantially higher compensation than early settlement offers.
What compensation is available in catastrophic injury cases?
Pennsylvania law permits recovery of economic damages including all medical expenses, lost wages, lost earning capacity, life-care costs, and necessary home modifications, as well as non-economic damages for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life. In cases involving reckless or intentional conduct, punitive damages may also be available. Total compensation in catastrophic cases frequently reaches multiple million dollars when properly presented.
Can families recover compensation when a loved one suffers catastrophic injuries?
Spouses of catastrophically injured individuals can pursue loss of consortium claims compensating for loss of companionship, affection, and marital relations. Additionally, when catastrophic injuries require family members to provide care and assistance, some of these services may be compensable as part of the economic damages claimed by the injured party.
What if the injured party was partially at fault for the accident?
Pennsylvania's modified comparative negligence rule allows recovery even when the injured party bears partial responsibility, provided their fault does not exceed 50 percent. Damages are reduced proportionally by the injured party's percentage of fault. Defense attorneys often attempt to exaggerate the injured party's responsibility to minimize compensation, making experienced legal representation essential to counter these tactics.
How are future medical expenses calculated in catastrophic injury cases?
Life-care planners and medical experts project future medical needs based on the nature and extent of injuries, expected complications, necessary surgical interventions, rehabilitation requirements, and the injured party's life expectancy. These projections account for inflation and provide detailed year-by-year cost analyses that form the basis for future medical expense claims often totaling millions of dollars.
Why hire a catastrophic injury lawyer in Philadelphia rather than a general personal injury attorney?
Catastrophic injury cases require specialized expertise in coordinating multi-disciplinary medical experts, projecting lifetime care costs, managing complex insurance policy layers, and preparing high-value cases for trial. Attorneys focusing on catastrophic injuries possess the litigation experience, financial resources, and expert relationships necessary to maximize compensation in cases involving permanent disability and multi-million-dollar damages. General personal injury attorneys may lack the trial credentials and sophisticated damage modeling capabilities essential to catastrophic litigation.
Does VSCP LAW charge upfront fees for catastrophic injury cases?
The firm represents catastrophic injury clients on a contingency fee basis, meaning attorney fees are paid from the recovery obtained through settlement or verdict. Clients do not pay hourly fees or upfront retainers, and if no recovery is obtained, clients owe no attorney fees. This arrangement ensures that catastrophic injury victims have access to experienced legal representation regardless of current financial circumstances.
What should someone do immediately after suffering a catastrophic injury?
Priorities include obtaining comprehensive medical treatment, following all physician recommendations, documenting the accident circumstances and injuries through photographs and written records, preserving evidence, and consulting with an experienced catastrophic injury attorney before providing statements to insurance companies or signing any documents. Early legal consultation protects important rights and prevents common mistakes that can jeopardize claims.
Secure Experienced Legal Representation for Catastrophic Injuries
Catastrophic injuries impose devastating physical, emotional, and financial consequences that extend throughout the injured party's lifetime. While no legal outcome can reverse permanent disability or restore lost capabilities, appropriate legal representation ensures that responsible parties are held accountable and that injured individuals receive the financial resources necessary for long-term medical care, adaptation, and dignity.
VSCP LAW's commitment to catastrophic injury victims reflects an understanding that these cases demand more than routine legal processing. They require sophisticated litigation skills, substantial financial resources, and the willingness to pursue full justice through trial when necessary. The firm's record of significant verdicts and settlements demonstrates its capability to handle the most complex and high-value personal injury claims in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania.
Individuals and families confronting catastrophic injuries may contact VSCP LAW for a confidential consultation to discuss legal options and potential paths forward.
Legal Disclaimer: This content provides general information about catastrophic injury law in Pennsylvania and does not constitute legal advice. Every case involves unique facts and circumstances that require individualized legal analysis. Individuals seeking legal guidance regarding specific injuries or claims should consult directly with a qualified attorney. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.
Over $1 Billion Recovered
During their careers, VSCP LAW Attorneys have helped secure recoveries
totaling over $1 Billion as counsel and co-counsel.
Record Verdict
$120
Million
Verdict – Defective Product –
Personal Injury
Record Verdict
$85
Million
Verdict – Premises Liability –
Spinal Cord Injury
$57.1
Million
Verdict – Defective Product –
Personal Injury
$40+
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Brain Injuries
$29
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Infant Brain Injury
$22
Million
Recovery – Automobile Accident –
Spinal Cord Injury
$22
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Stroke/Brain Injury
$20.4
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Stroke
$20
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Stroke
$19.5
Million
Recovery – Defective Product –
Spinal Cord Injury
$19.5
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Pediatric Brain Injury
$19.3
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Birth Injury
$19
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Birth Injury
$19
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Pediatric Brain Injury
$18.5
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Brain Injury
$17
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Stroke
$16
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Birth Injury
$12
Million
Recovery – Wrongful Death –
Premises Liability
$12
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Brain Injury
$11
Million
Recovery – Medical Malpractice –
Cancer Misdiagnosis
$10.2
Million
Verdict – Motor Vehicle
Accident
