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$1.9 Million Verdict for Veteran’s Career-Ending Medical Malpractice Case

In April 2009, Steve Shapiro obtained a verdict of $1,900,000 in a medical malpractice case that left his client with severe internal injuries that ended his 20-year military career and left him unable to bend, twist, or lift more than ten pounds.

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