A Weston woman died after her surgeons failed to warn her about blood clot risks, plaintiffs attorneys argued.
May 26, 2017 at 10:00 AM
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Fort Lauderdale attorneys won a nearly $1 million medical malpractice verdict for a man whose wife died at age 60 after foot surgery.
Jeanne Marks went to Delray Medical Center for reconstructive surgery on her forefoot in May 2014. Her physician, Dr. Brian Coleman, ordered a surgical clearance examination by an internal medicine specialist ahead of the surgery.
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