Howard Harrell

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1,260 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 23 Jul

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help the patients either.
W we could go into this w we could probably get lost in this of why it's so bad.
But
One thing he does not mention in these blog posts is how much the plaintiff lawyers are getting a cut out of these payouts per
who maybe had a really heartbreaking outcome.
And don't realize that when they're approached by one of these lawyers who act like they're gonna I'm gonna fight for you.
The lawyer stands to make a huge cut of whatever that settlement might be.
And so if they can just argue that this good and reasonable care
If they can just argue that it was actually negligent and it caused the bad outcome, then they're profiting off of the patient's loss.
And so to make those kind of arguments, they just need people like this guy who are willing to contradict very solid, well established science, even when they're sitting there under oath.
Yes, for the yeah.
Yeah.
Somebody in Doximity needs to realize what this is and just stop
Promoting it.
Yeah, and we never know all the details of these cases, but in in that two hundred million dollar Pennsylvania verdict, it actually started off one hundred and eighty three million and then was later increased to two hundred and seven million.
And we know there was a diagnosis of choreo amnionitis during a labor induction and eventually there was a cesarean and the plaintiff's witnesses argued that it was ordered too late by thirty-five minutes.
And because of that thirty-five minute delay, the child developed profound cerebral palsy.
And the jury decided
It there would need to be $101 million to take care of the child's medical needs for the rest of his life.
And then they, on top of that, awarded $80 million in non-economic damages and $1.7 million for lost wages.
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