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Oxman Goodstadt Kuritz, PC is proud to have won top verdicts for it's clients, but often times the ideal result for the client is to reach a settlement that provides the necessary compensation for the injury that was suffered, without the stress and uncertainty that comes with a trial. For this reason, the attorneys at OGK are equally proud when they can negotiate a beneficial settlement on behalf of their clients. Because a typical condition of these settlement agreements is confidentiality, we unfortunately cannot share our numerous top settlements with you.

Below is a sampling of significant verdicts OGK has won in cases where a settlement agreement could not be reached.

 
 

The Legal Intelligencer (03/01/2012)

12.9 Million Awarded to Woman Rendered Comatose After Neck Surgery

Date: March 1, 2012

A Philadelphia jury has awarded a 50-year-old woman $12.88 million for injuries suffered when she vomited after her thyroidectomy, resulting in bleeding in her neck that cut off her airway.[...]Kuritz said Temple University Hospital is on the hook for the entire verdict because all of the defendants were found to be employees or ostensible agents of the hospital. Of the $12.88 million awarded to Phillips, nearly $3.02 million was for future pain, suffering and loss of life's pleasures. Nearly $697,000 was for past medical expenses, $28,659 was for past loss earnings, $483,000 was for past pain and suffering and $266,000 was for future loss of earnings. The rest of the damages were for future medical expenses apportioned yearly over the next 25 years, according to the verdict sheet.

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