Dalzell

Dalzell, SC · Municipal
familydestinationsguide.com
The State
Jury awards $24 million in Columbia malpractice case after pilot's death
A jury in Columbia has awarded $24 million to the estate of a 36-year-old father and decorated F-16 fighter pilot who died after complications from a heart procedure, according to legal fillings. The jury found a radiologist at fault for failing to identify an esophageal perforation on a CT angiogram, and found the radiologist grossly negligent. The estate alleged the scan was read as normal despite the patient’s symptoms continuing for about a month after an ablation for atrial fibrillation. He died 12 days after the scan from complications related to the perforation. The verdict followed a two-week trial that began Oct. 26. It included $14,645,390 in non-economic damages for wrongful death. The patient’s estate had previously settled with the cardiologist who performed the ablation for $1.2 million. The patient was a commercial pilot, husband and father of two young daughters, according to the lawsuit. Plaintiff’s attorneys were John Kassel, Theile McVey and Jamie Raie Rutskoski of Kassel McVey, and Thad Myers. Mark S. Barrow and Marshall C. Crane of Sweeny Wingate & Barrow represented the radiologist.
coladaily.com
wach.com
The State
kool1027.com
Camden City Council To Consider Property Purchase, Zoning Changes And Redevelopment Plans
Camden City Council will meet Tuesday, November 10th, at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall. Council will consider purchasing property at 632 Rutledge Street for $190,000 and approving a contract with Synagro for wastewater treatment services. Also on the agenda are proposed zoning changes affecting large multi-family developments,...
coladaily.com
Traffic Alert: Columbia Veterans Day parade will bring road closures
Drivers in downtown Columbia should expect road closures Wednesday morning as the city hosts its 48th annual Veterans Day Parade. The parade is scheduled for 11 a.m. Nov. 11, beginning at the intersection of Sumter and Laurel streets. Several downtown streets will close in phases starting at 7 a.m., according to the city.
WIS-TV
WIS-TV
Veterans Day deals include free meals, discounts and haircuts
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Participating restaurants and retailers are offering food deals, discounts, and free haircuts for military members and veterans. Vets are urged to reach out to their local store or restaurant to confirm these deals. Food and restaurant deals. Service members can receive a free bagel and coffee...