$875,000 Settlement Where Cancer Patient Received Improper Colon Hydrotherapy
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Compensation: $875K
Our medical malpractice attorneys represented a cancer patient who received a colon hydrotherapy. Because of her condition and treatment, that therapy was not indicated, and she suffered a colon perforation and had to have a colostomy. The negligent health care providers offered her a settlement of $875,000.
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