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US Immigration · United StatesAn appeals court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to suspend entry of new refugees as a lawsuit plays out over the president’s executive order halting the nation’s refugee admissions system.See the Story
Appeals court allows Trump administration to suspend approval of new refugees amid lawsuit
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Virginia, United States · VirginiaOn March 21, 2018, the plaintiff, a retired registered nurse, underwent a CT-guided lung biopsy by the defendant interventional radiologist, to see whether a lung nodule was cancerous.See the Story
Patient who underwent biopsy claims doctor perforated aorta — Defense verdict
Virginia, United States · VirginiaWhere a hospital found liable for a priest’s death argued that testimony was improperly admitted at trial, the jury was improperly instructed, an exhibit was wrongly rejected and the evidence did not support the verdict, each of its arguments were rejected and the verdict was affirmed.See the Story
Hospital liable for priest’s slip-and-fall death
Virginia, United States · VirginiaThe plaintiff presented to an emergency room with a chief complaint of right-sided flank pain, hematuria and painful urination. As part of the workup, the defendant ordered a CT of the abdomen and pelvis without IV contrast.See the Story
Man’s death blamed on delayed diagnosis of pancreatic cancer — $2 million settlement
Virginia, United States · VirginiaThe plaintiff’s decedent, a 65-year-old recently retired woman, died after suffering hypoxic respiratory failure following a bronchoscopy performed at a Virginia hospital.See the Story
