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Jury Verdict for Injured Flight Paramedic

Jury Verdict for Injured Flight Paramedic

After their client, a flight paramedic, suffered injury in two separate depressurization incidents at the hands of a negligent air medical transportation operator, Kylie M. Schmidt and Nicole Quintana secured in January 2025 a verdict in his favor and a judgment award of over $600,000.

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