medical malpractice

  • Woman Sues IVF Clinic After Mix Up Causes Her To Give Birth To Black Baby

    A Georgia woman is suing Coastal Fertility Specialists, alleging that a devastating embryo mix-up at the clinic led her to carry and give birth to a child that was not biologically hers. The lawsuit, filed by Krystena Murray, details the emotional and legal turmoil she endured after discovering the clinic’s error. A Heartbreaking Discovery Murray,…

  • Woman Sues Hospital For Negligence After Feeding Bottle Was Allegedly Left In Her Body For 35 Years

    A Wisconsin woman has filed a lawsuit against Aurora Sinai Medical Center, formerly Mount Sinai Medical Center, after allegedly living with a retained surgical feeding tube inside her body for 35 years. According to the complaint filed on February 5, Deborah Lowe, now 60, underwent an emergency C-section at the Milwaukee hospital in 1989 while…

  • Atlanta Hospital Sued for Allegedly Losing Patient’s Skull Bone Flap After Surgery

    A Black man from Georgia is suing Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta after the hospital allegedly lost a portion of his skull following a critical brain surgery. The plaintiff, Fernando Cluster, claims in his lawsuit that the hospital’s negligence resulted in significant medical complications, prolonged recovery, and emotional distress. Cluster’s ordeal began in September…

  • Family Files Lawsuit After Brazilian Butt Lift Procedure Results In Tragic Death Of 33-Year-Old Black Woman

    The devastating loss of Erica Russell, a 33-year-old mother of five from Tennessee, has prompted her family to pursue justice through legal channels after she tragically died during an illegal Brazilian butt lift (BBL) procedure. The lawsuit targets Dr. John Sampson and the Seduction Cosmetic Center in Coral Gables, Florida, holding them accountable for the…

  • Hawkins v. McGee Case Summary (Contracts)

    Hawkins v. McGee, 84 N.H. 114, 146 A. 641 (1929), is a contract law case known to law students as the “Case of the Hairy Hand.” It is famous for its mention in the movie and novel “The Paper Chase” and is frequently taught in law school contracts courses. The question before the court was…