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Expanded Case Information

Every case is unique. Please use the following as an example of the range of cases we handle, and the results achieved. Any result achieved on behalf of one client in one matter does not necessarily indicate that similar results can be obtained for other clients.

We think the best way to evaluate success at trial is whether the verdict is greater than the settlement offer.


RIES, v. MCKENZIE WILLAMETTE HOSPITAL, VERED, MD, ANTHONY, MD
02 Or.Lit.Arb.Rpts. 140, ... RIES, v. MCKENZIE WILLAMETTE HOSPITAL, ... VERED, MD, ...ANTHONY, MD
Docket Number:
 16-01-02884
Source:
 Settlement
State:
 Lane County, Oregon
Topic:
 Medical Malpractice (Failure to manage Prenatal Care and Labor)
Injuries:
 CEREBRAL PALSY, Plaintiff (now five years old) was born severely ...
Specials:
 Med. $117,800.
Settlement:
 Demand: $1,000,000 (policy limits) from each doctor, contribution from hospital.
Result:
 CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENT.
Plaintiff Attorney:
 Stephen C. Hendricks (Portland)
Defendant Attorney:
 Jodi Mooney of Calkins & Calkins (Eugene); Steve Jones of Keating, Jones, Bildstein & Hughes (Portland); Eric Neiman of Tooze, Duden, Creamer, Frank & Hutchison (Portland)
Experts:
 Medical: Numerous obstetricians, neuroradiologists and pediatric experts
Other Experts: Vocational Planner; Life Care Planner; Economist
Trial Judge:
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Mediator:
 John Barker
Text:
 2/26/97 - Plff, male newborn. Plffs contend failure of Defs. to properly manage Plff's prenatal care and then labor on one of the twins, full-term. Plff's twin A had "flat tracing" for eight (8) hours without intervention by two Def. doctors.
End:
 Oregon Litigation and Arbitration Reports, June, 2002
Update:
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 Attorney At Law