Texas nursing aide's $7.11m verdict upheld, but court offers cut or new trial
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A Texas appeals court upheld a nursing facility's liability after a CNA was injured while transferring a patient weighing over 300 pounds in 2016. It upheld most of the $7.11 million jury award but proposed reducing future medical expenses by $264,448.51 or ordering a new trial.
Key Takeaways
- A Texas appeals court upheld a nursing facility's liability after a CNA was injured while transferring a patient weighing over 300 pounds in 2016.
- It upheld most of the $7.11 million jury award but proposed reducing future medical expenses by $264,448.51 or ordering a new trial.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
A Texas appeals court upheld a nursing facility's liability after a CNA was injured while transferring a patient weighing over 300 pounds in 2016. It upheld most of the $7.11 million jury award but proposed reducing future medical expenses by $264,448.51 or ordering a new trial.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India.