Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against American Medical Response
Massachusetts Wrongful Death Lawyers
Wednesday, 16 February 2011 14:51
Ambulance crew dropped patient from stretcher onto her head, causing massive head injuries and wrongful death.
BOSTON, Massachusetts (BWG) - The family of Barbara Grimes, who died on February 4, 2009 after she was dropped on her head by an ambulance crew employed by American Medical Response, has filed a wrongful death law suit against the company in Suffolk Superior Court.
According to family attorney Marc L. Breakstone, Barbara Grimes, then 68 years old, was being transported for dialysis treatment in Plymouth, MA. While rolling the stretcher to the back of the ambulance, the AMR team dropped Ms. Grimes on her head, causing massive head injuries. She was taken to Jordon Hospital, then transported by Med Flight to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital where she died five days later from a brain hemorrhage.
Largest Wrongful Death Verdict in San Diego County
California Wrongful Death Lawyers
Wednesday, 12 January 2011 14:39
The Law Firms of Panish Shea & Boyle LLP and Dreyer, Babich, Buccola & Wood announce record San Diego County wrongful death verdict.
SAN DIEGO, California (PS&B) - Tuesday afternoon, a San Diego County, California jury returned a record wrongful death verdict of $14,465,864 for the deaths of two adults against a Ford dealership. Before the trial, a settlement was reached with other defendants for $8,300,000, bringing the total to $22,763,000. This is the largest in the history of San Diego County, California for such a case. The case settled in total today. The Barber family was represented by trial lawyers Adam Shea and Spencer Lucas of Panish Shea & Boyle LLP, and Robert Buccola and Jason Sigel of Dreyer, Babich, Buccola & Wood LLP.
