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the estate of a man, who died during a liposuction procedure, has won $40.36 million in a suit against the doctors who did the procedure and the medical group that facilitated it. Joel Cunningham, 33, died due to excessive administration of lidocaine. His aunt, Margaret Brown, sued LaFontaine-Rish Medical Associates; its owners, Arthur Kissel, Sonia LaFontaine and Benito Rish; and doctors Andrew Pastwesky, Victor Ron and Ana Maria Santi. Pastwesky was dismissed after it was revealed that he did not perform
July 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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