Connecticut Supreme Court in Hartford. Courtesy Photo
The question was whether relatives had waited too long to file a medical malpractice suit over the death of cancer patient Patricia Sienkiewicz, who showed sign of an illness years before her official diagnosis.
September 27, 2018 at 02:33 PM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court overturned a Superior Court ruling, and allowed to move forward a lawsuit alleging medical malpractice killed a 69-year-old Portland woman.
The plaintiffs in that suit, sisters Susan Angersola and Kathleen Thurz, maintain their mother, Patricia Sienkiewicz, died of Stage IV lung cancer because health care providers failed for years to inform her of a large mass found on her lung.
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