The Washington Times by Cheryl Wetstein Thursday, March 1, 2004 A jury has ordered a Planned Parenthood clinic to pay $672,610 in damages to a San Francisco woman who received a botched abortion of her twins. One fetus, was aborted during the woman’s visit, but the other twin was partially dismembered and left alive in …
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Recent investigations by the California Department of Public Health found some shocking news about California nursing homes. In 18 out of the 32 investigations – all but one in the Bay Area – pharmacists responsible for reviewing the medication of nursing home residents regularly allowed medically inappropriate and potentially fatal antipsychotic medications and did not …
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South Korea’s Asiana Airlines Inc. recently announced that it will strengthen its pilot training program. This announcement comes after the July 6th crash of an Asiana Boeing 737 at the San Francisco International Airport.
Two airplane passengers have sued Asiana Airlines Inc. after suffering injuries in the recent airplane crash at the San Francisco International Airport. The Asiana plane crashed on July 6, injuring 181 people and killing three. The passengers allege that the crew was negligent in failing to monitor flight conditions and ensure that the plane …
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What to Consider When Deciding to Pursue an Injury Claim San Francisco Personal Injury Attorneys You were hurt in a car accident or fell in a retail store. Your spouse became seriously ill because a doctor repeatedly misdiagnosed him or her. Your grandparent suffered a broken arm because the staff at the nursing home used …
The Examiner by Daniel Evans Friday, February 23, 2001A woman who remained pregnant following a botched abortion three years ago has been awarded $672,610 from Planned Parenthood.As the court clerk read the jury’s award Wednesday, the woman, whose fetus lost two limbs in the abortion attempt before being terminated moths later, lowered her head and …
Jim G from Russian Hill asks; “I am going to have surgery to repair a brain aneurism the doctors have told me that my brain could be damaged during the surgery. I am concerned about what would happen to me if I were rendered incapacitated by the surgery. If something happens to me and prevents …
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Jackie T from Forest Hills asks; “Last week you talked about someone injured by biting into food that had a piece of metal in it. What is the law if I am allergic and the restaurant serves me food without telling me that it has cooked it with something that I am allergic to? What …
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James D. from Dogpatch asks, “I was out to dinner the other night and I bit into my dinner and I broke my tooth on something. Am I entitled to recover my expenses for my dental bills? What is the law on this?”
Mike B, asks Q: “What happens if during a personal injury, or medical malpractice case, the plaintiff succumbs to their injuries and dies? Does it cause a new action to be filed or simply the old one to be amended ? And more importantly does it affect the damages that can be recovered?A: There are …
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