Seeking Justice for Client with Locked-In Syndrome and Challenging Damage Caps with Sean Claggett

July 25, 2023 by Rachel Minyard

In this Cases That Made a Difference® podcast episode, Sean Claggett, attorney and founder of Claggett & Sykes, joins Donna Jones, President and Director of Associate and Client Experiences, to discuss how a once healthy client suddenly became diagnosed with locked-in syndrome due to severe medical negligence. This rare and devastating condition disables a fully conscious person from bodily function.

Listen to how Sean unearthed the events that led to her disability and delivered justice to her and her family:

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You can contact Sean Claggett here:

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About Rachel Minyard

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