Mark Meliski, John Bevis and former Gov. Roy Barnes of the Barnes Law Group represented the surviving husband. The jury award went against against Preferred Women’s Healthcare in Gwinnett and its doctors.
April 11, 2022 at 06:19 PM
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A Gwinnett County State Court jury has awarded $8.5 million in a wrongful death medical-malpractice case alleging failure to follow up and remove a cancerous mass from a 37-year-old new mother.
Mark Meliski, John Bevis and former Gov. Roy Barnes of the Barnes Law Group represented Jason Sain, the surviving husband of Debbie Sain.
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Former Gov. Roy Barnes (from left), John Bevis and Mark Meliski of Barnes Law Group. (Photos: ALM)
