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William Lee v. Westchester Medical Center, et al.
Date: 12-01-2023
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Court: Supreme Court, Westchester County, New York
Plaintiff's Attorney:
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Description:
White Plains, New York personal injury lawyer represented the Plaintiff who sued the Defendants on medical malpractice theories.
William Lee, age 41, claimed that he received substandard medical care and suffered brain damage as a direct result of the failure of the Defendant's doctors to diagnose and property treat a stroke with the result to his is confined to a residential brain injury center for the rest of his life. His injuries also rendered him unable to live independently and to provide for his wife and children.
William Lee, age 41, claimed that he received substandard medical care and suffered brain damage as a direct result of the failure of the Defendant's doctors to diagnose and property treat a stroke with the result to his is confined to a residential brain injury center for the rest of his life. His injuries also rendered him unable to live independently and to provide for his wife and children.
Outcome:
Plaintiffs' verdict for $120 million.
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Comments:
Editor's Comment: This may be the largest plaintiff's verdict in a medical malpractice case in the United States.
About This Case
What was the outcome of William Lee v. Westchester Medical Center, et al.?
The outcome was: Plaintiffs' verdict for $120 million.
Which court heard William Lee v. Westchester Medical Center, et al.?
This case was heard in Supreme Court, Westchester County, New York, NY.
Who were the attorneys in William Lee v. Westchester Medical Center, et al.?
Plaintiff's attorney: Click Here For The Best White Plains Personal Injury Lawyer Directory.
When was William Lee v. Westchester Medical Center, et al. decided?
This case was decided on December 1, 2023.