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Scharf et al v. Trabucco et al
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April 07, 2020
Atty Gets Redo Of $8M Malicious Prosecution Award To Doc
An Arizona appeals panel on Tuesday vacated an $8 million award against an attorney accused of wrongfully pursuing medical malpractice claims against a doctor, saying a new damages trial is warranted because the attorney should not have been held liable for abuse of process.
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October 10, 2017
Ariz. Doctor Wins Verdict In Patient Wrongful Death Row
An Arizona jury has cleared a urologist of liability in a suit accusing him of failing to warn a man about the risks of kidney removal surgery, which purportedly contributed to the patient's death, finding in favor of the doctor on the lone claim of wrongful death.
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January 12, 2017
Ariz. Doctor Can't Duck Suit Over Kidney Removal Death
An Arizona hospital and one of its physicians can’t escape medical malpractice allegations that a now-deceased patient and his family were not informed of the risks of surgery before he went under the knife, after a federal judge said another doctor’s testimony raised plausible questions about the quality of the patient’s postoperative care.