$2.23 Million Wrongful Death/Medical Malpractice Verdict

A Virginia Beach, VA nurse required colon surgery. Following the surgery, she developed an infection. Due to her surgeon’s delayed diagnosis and recognition of the infection, she developed sepsis and necrotizing fasciitis, but the doctors failed to order a CT scan or antibiotics in time. The infection required the amputation of one of her legs, but because of this delay in treating her sepsis, she died at the Norfolk, VA hospital she was a patient at. Her twin daughters explain how Shapiro, Washburn and Sharp, her Virginia medical malpractice injury lawyers, handled this medical malpractice wrongful death case.
Following the five-day Norfolk, VA medical malpractice/wrongful death jury trial, the jury deliberated nearly five hours before returning a $2.23 million verdict in favor of our client’s estate, comprised of her twin 31-year-old daughters. The highest defense settlement offer made the week before was $750,000, which was withdrawn after it was declined.
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I'm so sorry for your loss...grateful you were able to get justice for your mother...may God bring you and your family a peace and comfort as only He can during this time...