$2.75 Million Verdict for Medical Malpractice

Reynolds v. Mobile Infirmary Association, Mobile Emergency Group, P.C. and Dr. Russ Tongco | Mobile County, Alabama Circuit Court | Civil Action No. CV-01-2075-JRL

The firm achieved a $2.75 million verdict for the estate of a 70-year-old woman on Coumadin who died of an acute subdural hematoma after having presented to the ER with head trauma. Medical personnel failed to perform a CT scan prior to discharge.

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Toby D. Brown

David G. Wirtes, Jr.

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