Actual Cases and Outcomes
CASE — A young woman is diagnosed with uterine cancer. A catheter is placed in her chest to administer chemotherapy. The catheter breaks and a six inch piece of the plastic catheter lodges in the right ventricle of her heart.
RESULT: Case settled for a substantial, confidential sum
CASE — A 64 year-old man enters a local hospital to receive intravenous antibiotics for a skin infection. A nurse administers ten times the prescribed dosage of medicine causing him to have a heart attack and a stroke. He dies one month later.
RESULT: Case settled for a substantial, confidential sum.
CASE — A young woman seeks therapy for depression with a woman who claims to have a Ph.D. in psychology. It turns out the "therapist" does not have even a bachelor’s degree and had purchased her Ph.D. from a correspondence school.
The "therapist" induces a delusional belief system in the patient in which the young woman believes she is involved with a multi-generational satanic cult and suffers from Multiple Personality Disorder. At the end of a year of "therapy" the woman is informed by the "therapist" that the "therapist" is her biological mother.
RESULT: Hala won a settlement of $375,000 for her client.
CASE — A woman seeks therapy with a counselor who has an affair with her, uses hypnosis to "discover" false memories of sexual abuse and convinces her that she has sexually abused her children.
RESULT: Case settled for a substantial, confidential sum.
CASE — A young woman suffers an injury to her hand. At the hospital, the surgeon operates on the wrong part of her hand. After the woman is released the surgeon discovers his mistake and attempts to hide his mistake by performing the correct surgery on the woman. The second surgery is performed in his office, without anesthesia or adequate lighting.
RESULT: Case settled for a substantial, confidential sum.
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