Malpractice case settled with osteopathic surgeon. Have your case reviewed--complete the form below.

A woman and her sixth-grade son have settled a medical malpractice lawsuit against a controversial osteopathic surgeon, reported the West Virginia Gazette on June 13, 2008.

According to the article, the boy suffered non-permanent injuries to his wrist and forearm during medical treatment at a local-area hospital.

A Circuit judge approved a settlement that will create a trust fund for the boy's use after he turns 18.

A large for-profit hospital chain has agreed to settle over 100 medical malpractice lawsuits filed by the surgeon's former patients.

All too often, such medical errors become nightmares for patients, who must suffer the consequences of a health care practitioner's mistake.

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