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Judge Adds $44 Million in Punitive Damages & Interest in First Smokers Case to Come to Trial in New England

A Federal District Court judge has added more than $44 in million in punitive damages and interest against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in the case of an injured Connecticut smoker, Barbara Izzarelli … Read more >
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Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Hurlock v. Rodriguez-Boulan Settled for $5.4 Million

Partner Ernie Teitell and attorney Marco A. Allocca recently settled the personal injury and wrongful death lawsuit captioned Margaret Holding Hurlock, Executor of the Estate of James B. Hurlock, … Read more >
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Physician responsible for brain damage of two patients

The families of two women who fell into irreversible comas during childbirth two years apart agreed to settle their medical malpractice claims for $13.2 million and a substantial confidential settleme … Read more >
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Ex-Boy Scout awarded more than $12 million in sex abuse case following jury trial

SGT partner Paul Slager and Jennifer B. Goldstein have won a more than $12 million judgment following jury verdict against the Boy Scouts of America in a lawsuit by a man who was sexually abused by a … Read more >
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Birth injury victim awarded a lifetime of medical care

Richard A. Silver and Angelo A. Ziotas won a judgment after jury trial of $38.5 million after presenting expert testimony that an emergency C-section should take only ﬁve minutes and the doctor … Read more >
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Condo resident compensated $3.9 million for severe injuries after break-in

The plaintiff, a female tenant in a Connecticut condominium community, was attacked violently while asleep in her bedroom. She retained SGT partner Paul Slager and ultimately won $3.9 million as comp … Read more >
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Auto accident victim covered for long-term medical needs

Silver Golub & Teitell partners Richard A. Silver and Peter M. Dreyer reached a settlement of $11.8 million on behalf of Rene Villard, whose car was struck by a drunk driver who also tested positive … Read more >
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New York Times: Suit Alleges Past Sexual Abuse at Connecticut Boarding School

A former student at the Kent School, a private boarding school in Connecticut, sued Kent on Wednesday, alleging that administrators did not do enough to protect her from a teacher who she said sexuall … Read more >
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Second Lawsuit Filed In Boy Scout Sex Assault Case

A second lawsuit has been filed against a former Boy Scout troop leader, alleging that he sexually assaulted a 9-year-old boy in a house in Ledyard owned by the organization in the 1990s. … Read more >

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As Connecticut’s Trial Law Firm

Since our founding in 1978, we’ve grown beyond Fairfield County to become one of Connecticut’s leading medical malpractice, serious personal injury and complex civil litigation law firms based on a simple philosophy: To provide our clients with the best legal representation possible, regardless of the effort and expense required. When our team of Connecticut lawyers reviews and decides to take a case, we dedicate the full and substantial knowledge, experience and resources of our law firm — including an experienced physician on staff — to investigate what happened and make sure we have a solid set of facts to take to a judge or jury. The majority of our cases come to us by referrals from other lawyers in Connecticut based on our expertise, honesty, integrity, record of success and superior client service. The Connecticut Law Tribune noted that the firm “… has earned some of the largest verdicts and settlements in state history.” Read more >

Physician Responsible for Brain Damage of Two Patients

The families of two women who fell into irreversible comas during childbirth two years apart agreed to settle their medical malpractice claims for $13.2 million and a substantial confidential settlement. Mia House checked into Norwalk Hospital to deliver her first child, but fell into an irreversible coma when anesthesiologist Jay Angeluzzi failed to notice when… Read more >

Auto Accident Victim Covered for Long-Term Medical Needs

Silver Golub & Teitell partners Richard A. Silver and Peter M. Dreyer reached a settlement of $11.8 million on behalf of Rene Villard, whose car was struck by a drunk driver who also tested positive for marijuana and was speeding at the time of the motor vehicle collision. Mr. Villard suffered significant brain injury and… Read more >

Birth Injury Victim Awarded a Lifetime of Medical Care

Richard A. Silver and Angelo A. Ziotas presented expert testimony that an emergency C-section should take only ﬁve minutes and that Dr. Corrine de Cholnoky responded too slowly. Silver Golub & Teitell LLP won a judgment after jury trial of $38.5 million for the client. On April 3, 2003, Elizabeth Oram was admitted to Stamford… Read more >

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Judge Adds $44 Million in Punitive Damages & Interest in First Smokers Case to Come to Trial in New England

News from SGT

Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Hurlock v. Rodriguez-Boulan Settled for $5.4 Million

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Physician responsible for brain damage of two patients

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Ex-Boy Scout awarded more than $12 million in sex abuse case following jury trial

Case Study

Birth injury victim awarded a lifetime of medical care

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Condo resident compensated $3.9 million for severe injuries after break-in

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Auto accident victim covered for long-term medical needs

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New York Times: Suit Alleges Past Sexual Abuse at Connecticut Boarding School

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Second Lawsuit Filed In Boy Scout Sex Assault Case

Celebrating Four Decades As Connecticut’s Trial Law Firm

Physician Responsible for Brain Damage of Two Patients

Auto Accident Victim Covered for Long-Term Medical Needs

Birth Injury Victim Awarded a Lifetime of Medical Care

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