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About Alex Wilschke
Alex Wilschke began his legal career as a Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps, where he served for ten years as a trial prosecutor, trial defense counsel, and supervisory defense counsel, including more than a year in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. He has tried and won cases as a civil plaintiff's lawyer, civil defense lawyer, criminal prosecutor, and criminal defense lawyer, giving him a perspective on litigation few attorneys possess. Since leaving the service, Alex has focused on medical malpractice, birth injury, and personal injury cases for Colorado clients. He is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, teaching legal research, writing, and oral advocacy.
Alex holds a J.D. from the University of Denver College of Law (2004), a B.A. from Colorado College (2002), and an M.B.A. from Colorado State University (2016). He is licensed in Colorado, North Carolina, Arizona, Washington, and Wyoming. He received three Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals for meritorious service.
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A Denver jury awarded $67,349,380 in July 2024 after a seven-month-old suffered permanent brain damage when a cardiothoracic surgeon accidentally tied off the infant's aorta during open-heart surgery and the perfusionists failed to detect the resulting loss of blood flow for more than seven hours.
A Colorado jury delivered what was then the state's largest medical malpractice verdict after a four-day-old girl suffered cardiac arrest and permanent brain damage when hospital staff administered an incorrect prostaglandin dose before congenital heart surgery.
A Broomfield County jury found Crested Butte Mountain Resort negligent per se for violating federal chairlift safety standards, awarding a family $12.4 million after their teenage daughter fell 30 feet from a moving ski lift and was permanently paralyzed.
A Kenton County, Kentucky jury awarded Melanie Robbins, then 35, $8.27 million in March 2017 after an emergency room physician and a radiologist missed a warning bleed on a head CT and sent her home. Twelve days later a dissecting brain aneurysm ruptured and left her almost completely paralyzed. The jury split fault equally between the two doctors. The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed Dr. Perazzo's half in December 2020.
A federal jury awarded Jody Blatchley, former coach of New Zealand's Olympic snowboard team, $6.3 million after nurses at St. Anthony Summit Medical Center failed to recognize and report compartment syndrome for three days following his tibial surgery, leaving him with permanent foot drop and confined to a wheelchair.
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