- $3.2 Million Verdict for family of MGH patient for doctor's failure to inform patient of all treatment options following abnormal biopsy result.
- $6.8M Judgment for Kidney Cancer Diagnosis Delay - A wrongful death lawsuit against doctor affiliated with Lowell General Hospital
- Jury Awards $6 Million for Woman's Death after Surgery for Hernia - A woman died following hernia surgery at Winchester Hospital
- $1.6M Verdict for Medical Mistake at Dana Farber - Jury decides in favor of patient suffering 3 years of renal failure and dialysis resulting from Dana Farber medication error.
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9/4/18
Lubin & Meyer Records Four Big Jury Verdicts in First Half of 2018
Boston, Massachusetts based medical malpractice law firm Lubin & Meyer PC has achieved four multi-million dollar jury
verdicts in the first half of 2018. This includes a rare gross negligence verdict. Full trial reports are not yet available on all verdicts, however, the following links contain more information about these four trials.
2/9/11
Law Firm Lubin & Meyer Continues to Dominate Med Mal Field
BOSTON — Each January, MassachusettsLawyer’s Weekly compiles the largest reported verdicts and settlements of the previous year of $1 million dollars or more. And each year, one firm stands apart — Lubin & Meyer PC. The Boston-based personal injury and medical malpractice law firm (with attorneys licensed in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island), dominates the list year after year.
In 2010, Lubin & Meyer attorneys accounted for 20 of the largest settlements of $1 million as listed in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly — that’s nearly 1/3 of those on the list.
This includes the largest medical malpractice settlement of the year, which was $6 million for a lawsuit involving a newborn who received an overdose of ant-seizure drug. The firm also had one of the year’s largest jury verdicts recovering $1.37 million for a patient whose doctor’s misdiagnosed a bowel obstruction as cancer.
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