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About Gena Gruss Romagnoli
Gena Gruss Romagnoli is Of Counsel at Levin & Perconti, representing plaintiffs in complex medical malpractice and personal injury litigation in Illinois state and federal courts. After law school she worked for several years as a defense attorney handling medical negligence, premises liability, and personal injury matters. Since 2005 she practiced alongside her father, Henry Phillip Gruss, representing injured persons and their families before later joining Levin & Perconti as Of Counsel. Gena has served as lead or second chair counsel in 15-20 medical malpractice jury trials throughout Illinois and resolved 50+ cases through settlement or mediation. She was a Division I NCAA gymnast at the University of Illinois, where she earned Team Captain and Most Valuable Gymnast honors, and remains active as a gymnastics coach and on the USA Gymnastics Safety and Response Committee.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Levin & Perconti
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A Coles County jury awarded $40 million to a 19-year-old and her parents after finding that hospital staff at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center delayed calling a physician during a placental abruption, causing preventable birth injuries including cerebral palsy.
A Cook County jury delivered Illinois's largest-ever nursing home verdict, $12.2 million, finding that chronic understaffing at Lakeview Rehabilitation and Nursing Center caused Shirley Adams to develop fatal pressure wounds during her stay.
A Cook County jury awarded $8.125 million to the estate of Althea Wright after a radiologist spent roughly 80 seconds reviewing a chest X-ray that showed a visible mass in her left lung, missing a Stage I cancer that advanced to fatal Stage III over the next 14 months.
Silver Cross Hospital paid $8 million on the first day of jury selection to resolve a wrongful death suit brought by the family of a 61-year-old woman who died within 26 hours of admission after hospital staff failed to treat a septic kidney infection that records showed was apparent within two hours of her arrival.
A Cook County jury found in July 2017 that Clare Oaks, a Bartlett nursing home, let an 85-year-old resident go 14 days without her prescribed Coumadin, and she suffered a stroke on March 30, 2011. She died four years later. The jury assessed $4,111,477.66 against the facility, and the Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the verdict in August 2019.
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