(l-r) Philip Freidin and Lara Dabdoub, a partner and of counsel, respectively, with Freidin Brown, and Kimberly Boldt, partner with Ratzan Weissman & Boldt. (Credit: Courtesy photos)
Attorneys from two Miami law firms chalked up a multimillion-dollar verdict after a Brevard Circuit Court jury held a hospital system, its subsidiary and two of its doctors accountable for a failure in care, resulting in a man becoming paralyzed.
Philip Freidin, Jaime Alverez and Lara Dabdoub of Freidin Brown and Kimberly Boldt, Ryan Tyler and Brooke Mesner of Ratzan Weissman & Boldt represented plaintiff Jean Magloire and his wife against defendants Health First Inc., its subsidiary Holmes Regional Medical Center and two of its doctors, Mark Fulton and Jared Thomas.
Judge Curt Jacobus of the Brevard Circuit Court. (Credit: Brevard Circuit Court)
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