The parties in a medical malpractice action that earlier this year resulted in one of the largest Philadelphia jury awards in recent years -- $30 million -- are seeking court approval to settle the case for $4 million. The settlement petition in Keenan v. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia stems from a May high-low agreement reached on the first of the jury's five days of deliberations following a three-week trial before Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Victor J. DiNubile.
August 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The parties in a medical malpractice action that earlier this year resulted in one of the largest Philadelphia jury awards in recent years — $30 million — are seeking court approval to settle the case for $4 million.
The settlement petition in Keenan v. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia stems from a May high-low agreement reached on the first of the jury’s five days of deliberations following a three-week trial before Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Victor J. DiNubile.
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