Peter Masciola
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About Peter Masciola
Peter R. Masciola is Of Counsel to Patrick Malone & Associates, P.C. in Washington, D.C., bringing more than 30 years of experience in the private and public sectors and over 35 years of government and military medical malpractice experience from both sides of the practice. A retired Brigadier General in the U.S. Air Force, he held leadership roles overseeing military medical malpractice claims, and his career has included work at Air Force Medical Centers and tours in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. He is an accomplished criminal and civil litigator focused on military medical malpractice, Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), Military Claims Act (MCA), military accident, and serious personal injury cases, representing military officers and enlisted personnel from all ranks and specialties.
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A D.C. Superior Court jury awarded $8.35 million after an orthopedic surgeon failed to recognize the loss of blood flow to an 82-year-old patient's leg following a knee replacement, leaving the limb to die and require an above-knee amputation.
A Montgomery County jury found a Maryland dermatology practice liable for the death of 47-year-old attorney Richard Semsker, whose melanoma went untreated for two years.
A premature newborn suffered a permanent chemical burn and stunted growth in her right ankle after an IV line leaked caustic fluid into the surrounding tissue, and a District of Columbia jury awarded her $3.6 million.
Rosalee Blue was left with a paralyzed right foot, chronic leg pain and loss of bowel control after the anticoagulant Lovenox was given intravenously during hernia surgery at Sibley Hospital in Washington. The anesthesiologist settled for $2 million on the first day of trial and assigned his contribution claim against the surgeon to her side. The court then entered a $1 million contribution judgment against the surgeon, which the D.C. Court of Appeals affirmed in 2011. Her recovery came to $3 million.
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