Malpractice: Man suffers stroke after unnecessary cardiac catheterization. Get a free lawsuit review when you complete the form below.

A man who was permanently disabled by stroke settled his malpractice lawsuit against his doctor, after two weeks of trial and while the jury was still out on the case, said the Nashua Telegraph on April 17, 2008.

The many sued his doctor and a medical center two years ago, months after he suffered a stroke following what he claims was an unnecessary cardiac catheterization test.

Sadly, the lawyers in our Medical Malpractice unit are all-too familiar with such incidences of medical malpractice by doctors.

A recent obstetrical malpractice suit yielded an $8 million award for our client.

The case, filed in Kings County, New York, involved an infant who suffered brain damage at birth due to a traumatic and delayed delivery.

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