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About Jenna Ewing
Jenna L. Ewing is an Associate Attorney at Levin & Perconti, based in Rockford, Illinois, focusing on medical malpractice and birth injury litigation. She joined Levin & Perconti's national birth injury team in 2023 after years at Rockford-based insurance defense firms including Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, where she defended medical malpractice claims. She brings a defense-side perspective to plaintiffs' birth injury work and was part of the team that secured an $18 million birth injury settlement for a child with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy and cerebral palsy following a three-week trial.
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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