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About Tina Bell
Tina M. Bell is a Partner at Christie Bell & Marshall in Indianapolis, Indiana, specializing in medical malpractice litigation. Admitted to the Indiana bar in 1998, she spent over a decade as a defense attorney representing doctors, nurses, hospitals, and insurers, and tried over 20 cases to verdict as defense counsel. In 2009, she transitioned to plaintiff representation, dedicating her practice to representing victims of medical malpractice. Her practice areas include medical malpractice, birth injury, wrongful death, and toxic IVF culture media litigation.
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A Marion County jury in March 2024 awarded $60.7 million to motorcyclist Christopher Dugan after a Tesla service manager crossed double yellow lines and struck him, leaving him with a permanent traumatic brain injury and a partial foot amputation; comparative fault reduced the net award to $42.5 million.
Electrician Ralph Parker was paralyzed from the chest down in April 2006 when an overhead garage door at an Indianapolis warehouse activated and pinned him against a beam. A Marion County jury found Professional Garage Door Systems 70 percent at fault for servicing the door a week earlier. The jury's awards of $26 million to Parker and $4.5 million to his wife were reduced by his share of fault, leaving $21.3 million.
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