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St. Louis, Missouri 63102-2737
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Springfield, Missouri 65804-6582
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Baker Sterchi Secures Defense Verdict for Surgeon and Hospital Clients
After a five-day jury trial in St. Louis County in a medical negligence case, Baker Sterchi successfully obtained a complete defense verdict for a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, his employer, and the hospital where the surgery at issue took place.Dismissal of hospital and physician clients in opioid death case by dispositive motion
In this medical negligence/wrongful death suit involving allegations that a patient died in the hospital from an opioid pain medication overdose, the trial court granted judgment on the pleadings in our clients' favor in plaintiff's re-filed suit on grounds that...Trial court's dismissal of hospital client upheld on appeal
In this medical negligence case involving allegations that a patient was dropped or mishandled on one or more occasion, causing significant injuries to her right femur and patella, the trial court dismissed the plaintiff's re-filed survival claim against our hospital client on statute of limitations grounds. On appeal, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District...Trial of Medical Malpractice Case Results in Defense Verdict for Hospital Client
In a trial win reported by Missouri Lawyers Weekly (Volume 33, Number 7, February 18, 2019) as a 2018 Missouri Top Defense Verdict, an eight-person jury deliberated for four hours after a five-day federal court trial in the Eastern District of Missouri, unanimously siding with our hospital client and an emergency room physician sued for medical malpractice by a teenager who suffered a severe bacterial infection after a piece of a broken stick remained lodged in his leg.Dismissal of hospital client upheld on appeal
In a medical negligence case arising from a month-long hospitalization and significant brain injury, the trial court dismissed the case against our hospital client due to plaintiff's counsel's failure to timely re-file it after a voluntary dismissal. On appeal, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District...Defense Verdict Secured for Hospital Client in Medical Malpractice Trial
In a medical negligence case arising from postoperative care and treatment following ankle surgery, plaintiff alleged negligent failure to timely diagnose and treat an ankle joint infection that left her with permanent and painful injuries after multiple surgical procedures and lengthy hospitalizations to treat the infection.Practices
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