South Carolina Jury Awards $9 Million In Wrongful Death Suit
A mother in South Carolina received $9 million in damages after her 21-year-old son died from touching a downed power line.
A mother in South Carolina received $9 million in damages after her 21-year-old son died from touching a downed power line.
A great result in a medical negligence case was recently achieved in the Spotsylvania Circuit Court of Virginia in a wrongful death case about a doctor’s error in treatment. According to an article that appeared in Virginia Lawyers Weekly, a jury awarded $7.5 million to the husband of a registered nurse who died from breast cancer. Eleanor Browder had noticed a lump in her breast
and had gone to see her family practitioner from Lee’s Hill Medical Associates in May 2003.
In a tragedy that might have been prevented with seat belt use, six people, including three children, were killed in a head-on collision on Sunday in Brevard.
After three failed trips to the emergency room, a 28-year-old woman died from a twisted intestine. Now, both the doctors involved in the case and the hospital have settled with the family.
A number of serious car and truck accidents across the state leave three residents dead and more seriously injured. One accident may have involved alcohol.