Defense attorney Paul Weathington said the plaintiff demanded $4 million to settle the case pre-trial and that his lawyer asked the jury to award $13 million in closing.
August 30, 2021 at 03:29 PM
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A surgeon accused of negligence that led to a patient becoming infected and losing part of his foot was cleared of liability by a DeKalb County jury on Thursday in the last trial to be conducted by State Court Judge Dax Lopez, who is leaving to enter private practice in September.
Lead defense attorney Paul Weathington said the plaintiffs lawyer asked for $13 million in closing.
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Resurgens Orthopaedics GC Jessica Holland (from left), Heather McGrotty, Paul Weathington and Dr. Shaun Traub (defendant). Photo: Sharon Williams/Weathington
