Michigan Court Upholds $9.7M Verdict in Cosmetic Surgery Death Case

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A Michigan appeals court has affirmed a jury award of nearly $9.7 million against Henry Ford Macomb Hospital. The ruling stems from the death of Cathleen Allen, who died after complications arose during cosmetic surgery. Medical testimony presented at trial indicated that timely intervention might have saved her life. The jury found both the surgeon and the hospital liable for the negligence. The case has renewed calls for stronger patient safety protocols.

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