Case Results

Our client suffered chemical burns to her face and neck due to a plastic surgeon’s error in performing a chemical peel procedure. Our client received a $2 million settlement from the plastic surgeon. $2,000,000 DISCLAIMER: The results are specific to the facts and legal circumstances of each of the clients’ cases and should not be…

Our client’s doctor failed to diagnose and treat testicular cancer, which resulted in his untimely death. Had the cancer been properly treated, our client would have survived. As the defendant refused to make a reasonable settlement offer, the case was tried before a jury. Bailey & Greer helped secure a jury verdict in the amount…

Ford Bond, a twenty-two month old child, was left unsupervised during mealtime at Lambuth Memorial Preschool when he began to choke on a peach. He soon lost consciousness, suffered severe brain damage, and died a few days later. Despite clear evidence that the day care ignored important safety rules, it refused to accept financial responsibility…

Hospital staff negligence resulted in catastrophic brain injury to our client’s baby. Although the baby’s heart tones indicated a deteriorating condition prior to birth, the hospital discharged our client. The baby was delivered by C-section a few days later and was born with brain damage and cerebral palsy. The hospital agreed to a settlement of…

Our client’s baby suffered severe brain damage and had developed cerebral palsy due to birth trauma because nurses at the defendant hospital failed to alert the attending doctor to the baby’s heart rate deterioration during labor. The brain damage could have been prevented by performing a C-section in a timely manner. We secured a personal…

Memphis Baby Injured at Birth from Medical Malpractice: $7 Million Settlement The negligence of hospital nurses and the obstetrician resulted in the failure to identify fetal distress and failure to perform a timely C-section. Our client’s baby suffered severe brain damage and had developed cerebral palsy because the baby was not delivered sooner, a mistake…

Our client was being transported from a rural hospital in Tennessee to a metropolitan hospital to undergo non-emergency surgery.  As his scheduled surgery was non-emergent, the ambulance driver had no reason to drive at a high rate of speed, use sirens, or travel through red lights.  Moreover, the policies and procedures of the ambulance company…