Legal-Bay Lawsuit Settlement Funding Reports $45.6 Million Award in Medical Malpractice Case
Case Funding Firm reports that Long Island parents were awarded $45.6 million after their 14-year-old son was paralyzed during spinal surgery and died from complications years later. Company Reaffirms dedication to helping victims, or their loved ones, of medical malpractice and/or medical negligence.
NEW YORK, June 9, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Legal-Bay LLC, The Lawsuit Settlement Funding Company, reported today that the parents of a 14-year-old boy were awarded $45.6 million after their son was paralyzed during spinal surgery and died from complications years later. According to NY Daily News, the patient had scoliosis and went for surgery to have his curved spine corrected. During the surgery, he had 10 screws and two rods inserted into his spinal bone, however, he was paralyzed immediately after the procedure. A scan that was later taken revealed that four screws were incorrectly lodged into his spinal cord, causing the boy's paralysis. The surgery took place in 2002 and the boy died in 2010. Jurors awarded $5 million a year for pain and suffering for each year from the surgery up to the boy's death, as well as $5.6 million in damages to the young patient's mother and father. However, the parents made it very clear that no amount of money would be substantial as it would never bring back their son.
There are close to 100,000 wrongful deaths each year in the U.S. due to medical negligence. Furthermore, there are over 1 million personal injury lawsuit claims made each year as a result of medical malpractice. Legal-Bay funds medical malpractice, negligence cases, as well as judgment on appeal and verdict on appeal cases, and the company is dedicated to aiding victims and their family members during this difficult time with a lawsuit cash advance until their case can ultimately be settled or tried in court.
Chris Janish, CEO of Legal-Bay, commented on the recent settlement, "Medical malpractice cases are very complex in nature and at times need to be fought all the way to trial like the case in hand. Unfortunately, plaintiffs need to wait years sometimes to receive cash for their claim, unless they are able to access a lawsuit funding cash advance to hold them over. We are one of the few companies that puts a strong focus on med mal cases and can assist plaintiffs who need money today. In the above case, the defendant has already announced that they will appeal the decision delaying justice even further, however, our company also specializes in large verdict on appeal cases."
Legal-Bay is currently accepting applications on all personal injury cases that are no fault of the plaintiff and where an attorney is already retained. Legal-Bay specializes in large lawsuit funding amounts and can also assist plaintiffs who have been turned down simply because they have a prior lawsuit advance with another legal finance company.
To learn more about Legal-Bay's medical malpractice lawsuit funding visit: http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/medical-malpractice.php
Legal-Bay's programs are non-recourse lawsuit cash advances, also known as case funding. None of the programs should be considered to be a settlement loan, settlement loans, lawsuit loan, lawsuit loans, pre-settlement loans, or a pre-settlement loan. To learn more about Legal Bay's accident lawsuit funding process, visit: http://www.lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/funding-process.php
If you, or a loved one, were seriously injured and are in need of lawsuit settlement funding due to a medical malpractice, misdiagnosis, or negligence, feel free to contact Legal-Bay on the company's 24-hour hotline at: 877.571.0405.
You may also fill out an online application to receive a free evaluation on your case at: http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com
Contact:
Patty Kirby, COO/Head of Client Relations
Ph. 877.571.0405 Email: [email protected]
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