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Family and Estate of Richard Outcault v. Dr. Gregory A. Bazylewicz and Family Medicine Associates

Date: 10-02-2007

Case Number: Unknown

Judge: Unknown

Court: Superior Court, Essex County, Massachusetts

Plaintiff's Attorney:

Clyde Bergstresser, Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy, P.C., Boston, Massachusetts

Defendant's Attorney:

Kurt Schmidt, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Description:

The Family and Estate of Richard Outcault sued Dr. Gregory A. Bazylewicz and Family Medicine Associates on a negligence theory claiming that defendants committed medical malpractice when they acted below the standard of care in examining and treating Outcault for shortness of breath and other symptoms of heart failure in 1999. Outcault, age 47, who was a runner, began to experience shortness of breath and intolerance of exercise in 1998. He sought treatment on numerous occasions from defendants but was never diagnosed with heart failure and was never referred to a cardiologist.

Defendants denied wrongdoing.

Outcome:
Plaintiff's verdict for $1.5 million including $1 million in damages and $586,854 in interest.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
None

About This Case

What was the outcome of Family and Estate of Richard Outcault v. Dr. Gregory A. B...?

The outcome was: Plaintiff's verdict for $1.5 million including $1 million in damages and $586,854 in interest.

Which court heard Family and Estate of Richard Outcault v. Dr. Gregory A. B...?

This case was heard in Superior Court, Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. The presiding judge was Unknown.

Who were the attorneys in Family and Estate of Richard Outcault v. Dr. Gregory A. B...?

Plaintiff's attorney: Clyde Bergstresser, Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy, P.C., Boston, Massachusetts. Defendant's attorney: Kurt Schmidt, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

When was Family and Estate of Richard Outcault v. Dr. Gregory A. B... decided?

This case was decided on October 2, 2007.