Bizjournals.com, NC Five medical malpractice cases involving Kaiser Permanente’s now-defunct Northern California kidney transplant program in San Francisco have been settled for a total of $1 million, according to their Irvine-based lawyer, who blamed flaws in .. Topics: California, case, claim, hospital, Irvine, justice, Kaiser Permanente, law, lawyer, malpractice, medical, medical malpractice, news, Sacramento, San Francisco
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Yoichi Shimamoto punched his wife in the face In December 2006, not long after they got off a plane in San Francisco, California. That, of course, was the fault of United Airlines. The Shimamotos (puncher and punchee) have now sued United in a federal court, claiming that the airline is responsible for Mr. Shimamoto’s actions… because United’s employees served him a number of glasses of wine during the course of the flight from Osaka. (One would assume he asked for them, but the report did not say.)
Nevada Supreme Court overturns a lower courts dismissal of birth mother’s medical malpractice claim. Nevada law states brain injury qualifies as brain damage or birth defect during delivery of baby. November 7, 2008, San Francisco, CA (JusticeNewsFlash.com)–Experienced San Francisco, CA, traumatic brain injury attorney, Mary Alexander, agrees with the recent decision of the Nevada Supreme [...]