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Despite a jury's $50 million award for what it found was the negligent treatment of a West Virginia woman, the decision will cost her intermediate care provider, Heartland of Preston County, just $5 million because of a high-low agreement. The woman died from complications related to a gall bladder condition that had allegedly been ignored by the facility for nine months, despite repeated requests for medical attention.
November 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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