A Waterbury Superior Court jury has issued an $8 million verdict against a former doctor who was accused of failing to diagnose the mental illness of a Vernon man who ultimately killed himself and his wife.
January 08, 2014 at 02:16 PM
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A Waterbury Superior Court jury has issued an $8 million verdict against a former doctor who was accused of failing to diagnose the mental illness of a Vernon man who ultimately killed himself and his wife.
The jury returned the medical malpractice verdict Monday against former Tolland doctor Carl Koplin, after having found him liable for the death of James Morrin, 45.
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