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Stacey Galette, 33, nearly died in fall 2009 after suffering blood poisoning and gangrene, which she claims happened when a surgeon at the hospital punctured her colon during laparoscopic removal.
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I didn't have anything -- but, now, I won't be able to walk unless I have prostheses," Stacy Galette told CBS 2's Pablo Guzman.. Galette claims that during surgery at Winthrop Hospital, her.
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Jurors deliberated for just three days before reaching their decision in the medical malpractice lawsuit filed by Brooklyn's Stacey Galette, according to an article in the New York Daily News. They awarded the 34-year-old woman $20 million for pain and suffering, $38 million for the pain she is expected to suffer in the future and $4 million.
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A Supreme Court judge has upheld a NY medical malpractice verdict awarding $62 million to a single mother who lost both legs and much of her hearing as a result of a routine gynecological procedure. On October 6, 2009, Stacey Galette, a medical technician, was admitted to Winthrop University Hospital on Long Island for the laparoscopic removal.
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Stacey Galette is a 30-year-old Brooklyn mother who finds it painful and difficult to walk these days.. Both her legs have been amputated below the knee, and she now uses prosthetics to get around.
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Stacey Galette, 32, will get her day in a Brooklyn courtroom after a judge rejected Winthrop University Medical Center's motion to move the lawsuit to Nassau County where the hospital is located.
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Last January, four years after being released from the hospital as an amputee, Ms. Galette was awarded $62 million. As the single mother of a 13-year-old daughter and a medical office assistant, Ms. Galette's life is dramatically affected by the loss of her legs. She uses a wheelchair most of the time, practicing occasionally on prosthetic.
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Los Angeles, CA: A 32-year old single mother has been awarded $62 million in damages settling her medical malpractice lawsuit she brought. In October 2009, Plaintiff Stacey Galette, a 34-year-old.
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Jesse Ward for New York Daily News. Stacey Galette, 34, was awarded $62 million in damages Friday after a botched procedure at Winthrop University Hospital cost her both legs and most of her hearing.
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Stacey Galette poses for a photo in her lawyer's office on the day she won $62-million in a malpractice case against Winthrop-University Hospital. While undergoing surgery to resolve an ectopic.
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A jury in New York ordered Winthrop University Hospital in Long Island to shell out $62 million to Stacey Galette after she sued the hospital following a routine surgery that lead to the.
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In her medical malpractice lawsuit, Stacey Galette successfully alleged that doctors at Winthrop University Hospital punctured her bowel during an operation in 2009 to remove an ectopic pregnancy in which a fertilized egg grew outside her uterus. Galette, now 34, had complained of pain, but doctors at the Mineola, N.Y. hospital discharged her..
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Stacey Galette, 34, was a patient at the Mineola hospital for laparoscopic removal of an ectopic pregnancy, or a pregnancy outside of the womb, in October 2009, when, according to the suit.
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Stacey Galette, a single mother from Brooklyn with a 10-year-old daughter, had her feet amputated after suffering a punctured bowel that resulted in a gangrene infection to her feet, her attorney.
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On Oct. 6, 2009, plaintiff Stacey Galette, 29, a medical assistant, underwent a salpingectomy, which involved the laparoscopic removal of a fallopian tube that contained an ectopic pregnancy.
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Stacey Galette went to Winthrop University Hospital in Long Island, New York for laparoscopic removal of an ectopic pregnancy, a pregnancy outside the womb.. Galette accused doctors at the Long Island hospital of puncturing her intestine during the normally routine procedure, triggering an infection that led to blood poisoning and gangrene.