Results

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The commanding presence of Steven E. North in achieving optimal results is demonstrated by verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients in excess of $200 Million. Below you can find information on several of Attorney North’s cases including relevant press releases.

$15.7 Million	Vascular Surgery Malpractice - Jury Verdict Woman lost her leg due to failure to properly treat arterial obstruction. Patient claimed timely bypass could have saved leg. See verdict Highest verdicts of 2004 , 2005, March 21, New York Law Journal Volume 233-NO.53 Jury Awards Amputee $16M, 2004, January 31, New York Post (online)
$14.8 Million	Cardiology Malpractice - Jury Verdict Man who suffered a stroke as a result of improper medical treatment for a heart condition. Wife awarded $5.5 Million (included in the $14.8 figure) for loss of service. See verdict Malpractice Made Perfect, 2005, June, Men’s Health
$9.5 Million	Automobile Accident - Jury Verdict Man suffered back injury as a result of multi-car collision.
$8.1 Million	Products Liability - Settled on Trial Garage worker struck in head by exploding hydraulic system.
$4.2 Million	Automobile Accident - Jury Verdict Man suffered spinal injury when struck by an oncoming car. See verdict
$3.5 Million	Genetic and Pediatric Malpractice - Settled on Trial Child suffered brain injury as the result of improperly managed metabolic disorder. Settlement Nets $3.5M for Couple , 2005, January 11, Chau Lam, Newsday, Long Island Edition
$3.2 Million	Pediatric Malpractice - Jury Verdict Failure to properly treat hip infection in child. Funding a lifetime of Surgery , 1983, April 2, Dennis Bell & Dennis Hevesi, Newsday Long Island Newspaper
$2.5 Million	Ophthalmologic Malpractice - Settlement Improperly managed eye condition led to blindness.
$1.8 Million	Hospital Negligence - Settled during Trial Artist suffered brain damage due to improperly administered medications.
$1.7 Million	Cardiology Malpractice - Jury Verdict Man died due to failure to properly diagnose and manage heart condition.
$1.3 Million	Medical Malpractice - Settlement Wrongful death of patient after removal of respiratory tube. See verdict
$1.175 Million	Medical Malpractice Involving Wrongful Death - Jury Verdict Abdominal surgery wrongful death. Improper tying off of duct in woman’s gall bladder. Before her death, seven surgeries were performed, in attempt to correct mistake. Wins 1.1M in wife’s death , 1981, Bernard Rabin, Daily News
$950 Thousand	Gynecological Malpractice - Settlement Failed to timely diagnose breast cancer.
$900 Thousand	Orthopedic Malpractice - Settled during trial Improperly performed surgery with hardware failure.
$900 Thousand	Cosmetic Surgery Malpractice - Verdict During liposuction of abdomen, surgeon perforated colon in 9 different places. Plastic Surgery’s Ugly Secret , 1998, August 17, Daily News
$850 Thousand	Urological Malpractice - Settlement Failure to timely diagnose bladder cancer.
$750 Thousand	Medical Malpractice Involving Wrongful Death - Verdict Wrongful death of cancer patient. Incorrectly inserted catheter resulting in agonizing death. Cancer horror at MRI Hospital, 2001, August 10, Todd Venezia, NewYork Post Patient’s Family Plans Suit Over Death After Treatment, 2001, August 10, David W. Chen, The New York Times
$500 Thousand	Hospital Negligence - Settlement Woman suffered injury from improperly placed catheter.
$412 Thousand	Medical Malpractice - Verdict Doctor fails to properly diagnose femoral artery occlusion, leading to below the knee amputation. See verdict
$400 Thousand	Gynecological Malpractice - Verdict Doctor failed to diagnose patient with cancer despite multiple telling mammograms and examinations. See verdict Woman Wins Malpractice Suit , 1998, April 15, Michael D. Goldhaber, Newsday Long Island Newspaper
$360 Thousand	Podiatric Malpractice - Verdict Corn removal results in infection and toe amputations-remittitur. See verdict
$300 Thousand	Premises Liability - Verdict Patron falls through unsecured door and down a flight of stairs. See verdict
$26 Million Of co-counsel	Obstetrical Malpractice - Jury Verdict Baby suffered brain damage as a result of improperly managed delivery.