Law Offices of Marc S. Albert Announces Six Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Settlements Totaling More Than $7.4 Million
The six reported settlements include a $2.9 million medical malpractice case involving an injured infant and a $1.25 million vehicle-crash case involving a high school student, alongside four other personal injury claims.
The Law Offices of Marc S. Albert says it recently reached six personal injury and medical malpractice settlements totaling $7.446 million.
The largest, a $2.9 million medical malpractice settlement, involved an infant who suffered serious injuries after a respiratory arrest at a hospital, according to the firm. It also reported a $1.25 million settlement for a high school student injured in a vehicle crash after a team practice.
The four other settlements ranged from $796,000 to $850,000. The firm said they involved a rear-end collision, a fall while exiting an elevator, a bicyclist struck by a turning van, and another collision involving a truck.
Why this matters: These cases draw attention to injuries involving medical care, road safety and building maintenance. TN News is reporting the settlements as announced by the law firm; the settlement agreements and case records have not been independently reviewed
The amounts and case descriptions were provided by the law firm. TN News has not independently reviewed the settlement agreements or court records. Prior personal injury verdicts and settlements do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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The Law Offices of Marc S. Albert announced six personal injury and medical malpractice settlements totaling $7.446 million, including cases involving a hospital respiratory emergency, vehicle crashes, a fall and a bicyclist.