"One thing we argued at trial was that the defendant should have referred the plaintiff to a specialist when it was clear that she needed a higher level of care. It really just comes down to common sense and doing what is in the best interest of patients," partner Francisco Viñas said.
November 09, 2021 at 02:08 PM
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A South Florida woman who claimed a dentist did not properly operate on her mouth has won a $1.1 million verdict for damaged teeth and gums.
The verdict will cover Terri Ballestar’s past and future medical expenses, and compensate her for pain and suffering related to the operation.
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