March 2016 Archives

THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE: ITS WORK

By Jordan Goldsmith of Goldsmith & Goldsmith, LLP on Thursday, March 24, 2016.

LEE S. GOLDSMITH, M.D.J.D.

Diagnosing Heart Attacks In Women

On behalf of Goldsmith & Goldsmith, LLP posted in Injuries on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

"I thought I had the flu" This is what many women say after having a heart attack.

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$3 Million Settlement for Pedestrian Run Over by a Bus
On a clear and dry winter morning, in 2008, shortly before New Year’s Eve, our 59 year old female client was hit by and run over by a bus, as she was crossing Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn... Read More
$800,000 Settlement for Failure to Diagnose Splenic Artery Aneurysm
This was an action pending in the EDNC Federal Court brought pursuant to the Federal Tort Claims Act under California Law for capped pain and suffering of $250,000 ... Read More
$600,000 Settlement for Nursing Home Malpractice
The case, which settled for $600,000 before trial, involved a 98 year-old woman with dementia who was wheelchair-bound and was an in-patient in the long term care section... Read More
Settlement for Confidential Sum for Failing to Diagnose Lung Cancer
This patient was a 61-year-old man who had two chest x-rays incidental to other procedures and was never advised that the x-rays revealed a mass in his lung. Read More
Settlement for Confidential Sum for a Falldown and Fractured Femur in Nursing Home
The case, which settled for a confidential sum in the high six figures, involved an 87-year-old mother of four children who was widowed... Read More

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