Yvonne Godfrey of Harris Lowry Manton (from left), W. Andrew Bowen of Bowen Painter Trial Lawyers, Jeffrey Harris of Harris Lowry Manton and solo Owen Murphy
A Chatham County State Court jury reached a verdict Tuesday in favor of Joan Simmons, who was 58 and had worked full-time as an accountant for Colonial Oil Group in Savannah before she became ill and went to the hospital in July 2014.
March 08, 2018 at 04:02 PM
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A Savannah woman who became paralyzed after being hospitalized for infection has won an $18 million medical malpractice verdict.
The Chatham County State Court jury reached its verdict Tuesday in favor of Joan Simmons, who was 58 and had worked full-time as an accountant for Colonial Oil Group in Savannah before she became ill and went to the hospital in July 2014, according to court records.
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