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Many of Zevan & Davidson's successful cases have made the headlines, and Zevan & Davidson lawyers are sought after by media outlets to share our insights about legal issues. Here are some of our most recent news items.
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David M. Zevan received the Thomas G. Strong Trial Attorney Award from the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys in June 2010. The award is given annually to an attorney whose advocacy skills in difficult cases demonstrate great skill and passion for the injured, who has handled complex cases with some frequency and who has a reputation for professionalism, ethics and integrity.
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David M. Zevan and Kevin J. Davidson were quoted in a St. Louis Post-Dispatch article on a legal challenge to medical malpractice damages caps in the state of Missouri. Zevan explained that such caps hurt consumers; Davidson discussed how they unfairly hurt those who are unemployed or disabled.
[...Read High Courts Will Reconsider Medical Malpractice Caps]
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A St. Louis jury awarded $6.08 million to the parents of an infant who died after hospital staff failed to diagnose a bacterial infection.
[...Read Blankenship v. St. Louis University Hospital, et al.]
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A woman who was discharged from a hospital emergency department without a wheelchair was knocked unconscious with a skull fracture as she tried to get into her car. She won a $5 million verdict after filing a medical malpractice suit.
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A $4.6 million settlement was reached in a medical malpractice case involving the failure of a woman's physicians to diagnose cancer. The missed diagnosis robbed the woman of the chance for treatment and recovery.
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The family of a woman who died in a hospital waiting room was awarded $3.9 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit.
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A woman who alleged that her primary care physician's failure to diagnose her ovarian cancer in a timely manner robbed her of the chance to survive the disease was awarded a $2.95 million verdict. A jury awarded her husband $250,000 on his loss of consortium claim.
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A woman whose bile duct was damaged when a surgeon placed clips on it during a gallbladder procedure was awarded $3.1 million by an Illinois jury.
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A man who suffered a heart attack the day after an office visit with his primary care physician won a $2.5 million verdict.
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A jury awarded a $1.2 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit arising from the case of an elderly woman whose physicians failed to diagnose her abdominal pain as a perforated bowel, leading to a delay in treatment and death.
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A woman being treated for injuries sustained in a car accident who was dropped by an x-ray technician as he transferred her onto the x-ray table, resulting in a femoral neck fracture when the woman's hip struck the table, won an $850,000 medical malpractice verdict.
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