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New York: $450,000 in Awards to Two Prisoners for Failure to Treat Muscle Tears

Loaded on Oct. 26, 2015 by David Reutter published in Prison Legal News November, 2015, page 40
Filed under: Muscular, Failure to Treat. Location: New York.

New York: $450,000 in Awards to Two Prisoners for Failure to Treat Muscle Tears

by David Reutter

A New York Court of Claims has awarded $250,000 to a former prisoner in a lawsuit claiming inadequate treatment for a ruptured Achilles tendon, and $200,000 to another prisoner for a torn biceps ...

 

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