"Testimony in this case uniformly was this was just an ordinary day, they weren't busy," said plaintiff counsel Michael Lyons. "During the course of the case, we proved to the jury there were 26 separate examples of written policies of the hospital that were not followed."
December 14, 2022 at 03:13 PM
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A jury in Dallas County found the conduct of a hospital’s staff so egregious it awarded $10.1 million to a woman who suffered a spinal cord hemorrhage that left her a paraplegic.
Lead counsel for the plaintiffs, Judy Adams and her husband Richard Adams, said the burden to succeed on a claim of hospital liability for emergency medical services is heightened under the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code.
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Michael Lyons of the Lyons & Simmons firm in Dallas. Courtesy photo.
