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Lawyers are just a ray of sunshine aren't they? "Huge verdict could change way paramedics react to calls"
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James Bond (aka Igor) (aka Igor)
May 25 '10, 13:39
The doctors and ambulance company would have been sued one way or another. Just fancy.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/volusia/os-ambulance-verdict-20100519,0,2751496.story
(www.orlandosentinel.com)
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they could have settled for $ 5 mil which was their policy limit -- nm
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Epiphany
May 25, 14:01
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It is a ridiculous case where they would have gotten sued either way. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
May 25, 14:09
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not really -- nm
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wheezy
May 25, 14:12
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"You delivered a baby when you KNEW you didn't have the proper equipped to take care of such a baby. Now the baby is permanently disabled... if
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James Bond (aka Igor)
May 25, 14:18
The area hopefully will use this as a wake up call to get a Neonate transport team. -- nm
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Elybow
May 25, 14:00
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