Jury awards 62 million to Brooklyn mom who lost her legs in botched

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.

Judge upholds 62 million verdict awarded to Brooklyn mom who lost her

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 was awarded $58 million for pain and suffering and another $4 million in special damages Published January 10, 2014. A woman who sued a hospital after complications from a.

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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, 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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The woman, Stacey Galette, 34, went to Winthrop University Hospital for laparoscopic removal of an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy outside the womb) and ended up becoming a double amputee. A jury awarded Galette $20 million for past pain and suffering, $38 million for future pain and suffering and another $4 million with interest for medical.

Jury awards 62 million to Brooklyn mom who lost her legs in botched

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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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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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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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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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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In a medical malpractice trial seemingly straight out of Hollywood, 33-year-old Stacey Galette testified in a New York Supreme Court that negligence on the part of Winthrop University Hospital turned a routine procedure into a horrific nightmare - ultimately leaving her a double amputee.. The Long Island resident sought medical attention in 2009 for the removal of an ectopic pregnancy - an.

Judge upholds 62 million verdict awarded to Brooklyn mom who lost her

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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It was vindication for 34-year-old Stacey Galette, who had gone to Winthrop University Hospital for laparoscopic removal of an ectopic pregnancy — or a pregnancy outside the womb — and wound up an amputee. The Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awarded Galette $20 million for past pain and suffering, $38 million for future pain and suffering, and.

Jury awards 62M to Brooklyn mom who lost legs NY Daily News

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 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.