A Danbury Hospital patient who went in for what was supposed to be a simple, one-day hernia repair in 2008 won $12 million after a jury verdict this afternoon. The hospital denied responsibility for the conduct of its own surgical resident, the plaintiff's lawyer said.
May 30, 2014 at 04:06 PM
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A Danbury Hospital patient who went in for what was supposed to be a simple, one-day hernia repair in 2008 won $12 million after a jury verdict this afternoon.
The hospital denied responsibility for the conduct of its own surgical resident, the plaintiff’s lawyer said.
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