The Legal Intelligencer
...had the requisite conditions under the settlement agreement. Dr. Maria Colon, who reviewed Tai's medical records and testified on his behalf, said...
...the ostomy connection was to the rectum as opposed to the proximal colon. Corrective surgery was performed that day, as well as three other subsequent...
... Type of Action: Medical malpractice. Injuries: Failure in colon resection, leakage of fecal waste, sepsis, need to use colostomy bags, kidney...
...from a woman's death a year and 10 months after her colon surgery went wrong. The jury was 11-1 in favor...
In the new millennium, employee mobility is the norm. Gone are the halcyon days when employees worked for one company for their entire career. One consequence of greater employee mobility is the prol
...condition that occurs when pouches that form in the walls of the colon get inflamed or infected. It was that condition that Fanaro...
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... "Congress committed to providing sitting and prospective judges with annual COLAs in exchange for limiting their ability to seek outside income and to...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...disbarment — a secret. The suit, Gandy v. Pepsi-Cola & National Brand Beverages Ltd., was dismissed without prejudice two years...
...Southern District of New York said that defendant Melvin "Melly" Colon had no reasonable expectation of privacy when his posts about his criminal...
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