During trial, plaintiff's counsel was able to show the medical record was tampered with and therefore conflicted with the neurosurgeon's testimony about the patient's condition before and after surgery, attorney Seth McCloskey said.
March 01, 2024 at 01:04 PM
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The Law Offices of Laird & McCloskey obtained a $6.2 million jury verdict in Collin County district court for a Texas man left paraplegic after a botched spinal surgery.
Following a one-week trial that concluded Feb. 16, jurors in the 380th District Court, with Judge Benjamin Smith presiding, ruled in favor of Lamar County resident Bill Proctor.
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