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"This trial and the verdict prove that jury trials can safely resume," the plaintiff's lawyer, Brendan Lupetin of Meyers Evans Lupetin & Unatin, said. "The verdict also proves that if doctors or hospitals are negligent and hurt patients, they won't get a pass just because of the pandemic. Juries will do their job and uphold justice no matter what."
August 27, 2020 at 10:31 AM
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A Blair County jury has awarded $10.8 million to a man who sustained a brain injury after suffering an allergic reaction to a substance administered to him in a hospital.
The verdict was awarded to plaintiff Christopher Miller, who sued Tyrone Hospital for negligence and medical malpractice for allegedly failing to appropriately respond to his allergic reaction to a contrast medium, a liquid given to patients undergoing radiological imaging to make results clearer.
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