Wisconsin man awarded $3.2 million in malpractice amputation case

In recent medical malpractice news, a Wisconsin jury awarded a 35-year-old man $3.2 million in a medical malpractice case that ultimately involved the amputation of the man’s leg.

A jury decided that a physician was negligent in his treatment of the patient, who injured his leg while working at a factory in 2003.

The patient reportedly visited his personal doctor five times with no improvement, before deciding to see a specialist, who diagnosed muscle and nerve damage and inadequate blood flow.

The man's lower leg was finally amputated in 2004, after it never regained feeling.

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