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Birth Injury Verdict

$38.75 million. Failure to perform a timely C-section resulting in serious injury.

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$9.728 million. Delayed cancer diagnosis, causing permanent colostomy and partial removal of the liver.

Brain Injury / Birth Injury

$6.5 million. Nursing staff failed to monitor vital signs in post-cesarean patient resulting in seizure activity and severe brain damage.

Slip and Fall Settlement

$6 million. Premises liability claim resulting in severe brain damage to husband and father.

Electrical Burns

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Arkansas: Burn Injury Types

Electrical burns occur whenever an electrical current jumps from an electrical source, like an outlet, cord, or appliance, and high voltage electricity travels through the body. Electrical burns can also be caused by lightning. The electricity is capable of burning the skin very deeply, causing severe internal damage and entry and exit wounds. If enough voltage passes through the body, the heart can stop, resulting in death. As with all burns, electrical burns exist with varying degrees of severity. The most common ways that people receive electrical burns are sticking a knife into a plugged-in toaster, dropping an appliance into water, and sticking something into an electrical outlet. Individuals who are employed in electrical industries face a constant danger of suffering an electrical burn in Arkansas while on the job.