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    $19.5M – Kevin P. Durkin, Susan A. Capra, Tracy A. Brammeier & Thomas J. Tomasik

    An infant sustained permanent neurological injuries due to medical negligence in failing to perform a timely caesarean section.

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    $15M – Keith A. Hebeisen, Susan A. Capra, Sarah F. King, James C. Pullos

    A baby sustained permanent brain injury from lack of oxygen due to failure to perform a timely cesarean section.

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    $12.5M – Susan A. Capra, Keith A. Hebeisen, James C. Pullos, Patrick F. Bradley

    A baby sustained brain injuries resulting in cerebral palsy and cognitive deficits due to the failure to perform a timely C-section delivery.

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    $4.25M – Susan A. Capra, Keith A. Hebeisen

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

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    $14.5M – Keith A. Hebeisen, Susan A. Capra

    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.

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    $27M – Robert A. Clifford, Keith A. Hebeisen, Susan A. Capra, Joseph T. Murphy

    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.

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    $2.2M – Susan A. Capra

    Loss of baby at 41 weeks due to alleged negligent prenatal care.

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    $1.65M – Susan A. Capra & Keith A. Hebeisen

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

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    $1M – Susan A. Capra

    A 68-year-old woman died from an undiagnosed and untreated cerebral hemorrhage.

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