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Fort Lauderdale Lawyer Helps Nurse Expose Ebola Deficiencies

An emergency room nurse who treated a fellow nurse who contracted the Ebola virus in Dallas is taking time off and retained a noted Fort Lauderdale plaintiffs firm rather than return to work. Briana Aguirre, 30, contacted Robert W. Kelley of the Kelley/Uustal firm after concluding Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital was not adequately protecting staff…



Whistleblower nurse: I would do anything and everything not to be a patient there

Nurse Briana Aguirre works at Texas Presbyterian Hospital, though her future there is now uncertain. That’s because she is speaking out about what she says she’s seen and experienced during the treatment of Ebola patient Thomas Duncan and others. She speaks to Anderson with her attorney Bob Kelly. Ms. Aguirre describes chaos, a lack of training…


Son wins malpractice suit in dad’s death

A lawyer has won a medical malpractice lawsuit over the death of his father, a former prominent Broward County civic leader, after a judge ruled that hospital officials had concealed evidence in the case. The decision eliminated the hospital’s defense and forced the suit to be settled for an undisclosed amount. “It’s unfortunate that the taxpayers’ money was…


Son wins malpractice suit in dad’s death

A lawyer has won a medical malpractice lawsuit over the death of his father, a former prominent Broward County civic leader, after a judge ruled that hospital officials had concealed evidence in the case. The decision eliminated the hospital’s defense and forced the suit to be settled for an undisclosed amount. “It’s unfortunate that the taxpayers’ money was…


North Broward Hospital District Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The North Broward Hospital District settled a medical malpractice lawsuit after losing its defenses due to discovery violations about the death of a Fort Lauderdale attorney’s father. The decision eliminated the hospital’s defense and forced the suit to be settled for an undisclosed amount. “It’s unfortunate that the taxpayers’…



GM to Appeal Fire Verdict

General Motors says it will appeal a $33 million jury decision in a case over a post-collision fuel-tank fire in a 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser. Florida schoolteachers Robert and Constance McGee, their daughter Kelly and son Shane were vacationing in Virginia and were riding in the station wagon when the crash occurred in July 1991. The wagon was…