Personal Injury and Malpractice
Posted on Mar 10, 2014 12:53pm PDT
Finkel Law Firm LLC obtains 2 of the top 25 Verdicts and Settlements in
2013 from South Carolina.
On February 3, 2014 the South Carolina Lawyers Weekly publication released
the top 25 verdicts and settlements for South Carolina in 2013. The list
represents the highest dollar amount awards and settlements in a South
Carolina Court or as a result of work done by South Carolina lawyers reported to
Lawyers Weekly.
Two cases handled by Finkel Law Firm LLC in 2013 were represented on the
Top 25 List. The cases and outcomes are listed below:
# 17 - Attorneys Bill Padget and Howard Sheftman obtained a $1.5 million settlement
on behalf of a 68 year old female client stemming from a car accident
in Lexington County, South Carolina. The Plaintiff was a passenger in
truck that was rear ended on a two lane road. The Defendant driver impacted
the rear of Plaintiff's truck, causing the Plaintiff's truck to
collide with the rear of the truck stopped in front of her. Plaintiff
suffered leg and back fractures and was hospitalized.
# 21- Attorneys Bill Padget and Harry L. Goldberg represented the family of
a 69 year old woman who died as a result of medical error in a South Carolina
hospital. The family received at $1.4 million settlement and had an additional
$1.2 million of medical bills waived by the Defendant hospital. The case
stemmed from the failure of doctors and hospital personnel to recognize
that they had misplaced a breathing tube, causing the patient to lose
oxygen and ultimately die from her injuries.
For over 50 years, Finkel Law Firm LLC has been dedicated to the pursuit
of justice for those injured at the hands of another. If you or a loved
one has been injured due the negligence of a third party, please do not
hesitate to contact the Finkel Law Firm.
*Any results the law firm may have achieved in past cases do not imply
or indicate that similar results may be had in your case. Outcome of litigation
is dependent on many factual and legal circumstances that may differ in
your particular case.