Keith A. Hebeisen

A 54-year-old woman sustained permanent brain damage due to the rapid over-correction of hyponatremia.

A 72-year-old  man who died from liver cancer, which was not timely diagnosed, due to medical negligence of defendant not following up on a liver mass on a CT scan. A year later, it was diagnosed as inoperable.

A baby girl was delivered as a stillborn, via C-section, due to medical negligence in properly monitoring the baby’s heartbeat.

Clifford Law Offices received a $14.5M settlement for the family of a newborn who suffered permanent injuries, including a skull fracture and brain bleeding as a result of a vaginal forceps delivery.

A 69-year-old man died due to negligent delay in diagnosing and treating complications of cardiac catheterization procedure, leaving a widow and 4 adult children.

A 74-year-old man suffered permanent retina damage and visual loss in one eye due to a delayed diagnosis by the optometrist.

Sarah F. King and Keith A. Hebeisen obtained a $1.5M total settlement with a central Illinois physician group and hospital on behalf of a family of a twin baby that died shortly after birth as a result of a failure to monitor the baby’s heart rate, delayed delivery and a resulting hypoxic ischemic brain injury.

Clifford Law Offices received a $27M settlement for the family of a newborn who suffered permanent injuries, including a skull fracture and brain bleeding, during an emergency C-section delivery.

A baby died 28 days after birth due to medical malpractice.