Corneille Law Group
 

Madison Office
7618 Westward Way
Suite 100
Madison, WI 53717

Tel: 608.662.1180
Fax: 608.662.1181

Green Bay Office
325 S. Jefferson Street
Suite 3
Green Bay, WI 54305

Tel: 920.884.2312
Fax: 920.884.2381

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Corneille Law Group, LLC is a law firm created for the purpose of litigating civil cases. While many firms boast of being "litigators," they provide only vague reference to actual trial performance. At Corneille Law Group we stand ready to prepare and try your case, and believe our trial record and experience is a testament to our ability to efficiently prepare cases for successful resolution. In addition, effective trial skills and the willingness to enter the courtroom often result in better settlements for those clients who prefer to negotiate a pre-trial settlement.

We welcome your inquiries and will share with prospective clients specific results for cases we have handled while maintaining client confidentiality.

Latest trials and appellate decisions
Shepherd v M.D.
Decision date: 11/07/08
Case No. 04-CV-3971
State of Wisconsin/Circuit Court/Dane County
Jury Trial

In this two week medical negligence case, CLG successfully defended a Dane County maternal fetal medicine specialist from claims that a delay in delivery led to a child's cerebral palsy. The plaintiff contended that as a result of the delayed delivery, the plaintiff suffered hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, which in turn led to cerebral palsy. It was conceded that the plaintiff had a normal life expectancy and that he would be wheelchair bound and cognitively disabled for life. This was a complex medical negligence case, with approximately 70 motions in limine and 19 experts identified by the parties. The issues of standard of care, causation and damages were contested. In final argument, plaintiff's counsel requested an award for future medical and health care expenses in the amount of $2.6 million. This amount was conceded by the defense. Plaintiff's counsel sought an award for future loss of earning capacity in the amount of $3.4 million. The defense suggested an award of $1,538,000 for that category. Plaintiff's counsel declined to suggest an award for past and future pain, suffering or disability. The defense suggested a starting point for those awards of $100,000 for past pain, suffering and disability, and $500,000 for future pain, suffering and disability. By unanimous verdict, the jury found in favor of the defendant physician and hospital, and no damages were awarded.


Barton v Dr. T, et al.
Decision date: 09/11/08
Case No. 03-CV-0150
State of Wisconsin/Circuit Court/Rusk County
Jury Trial

In this Circuit Court case, CLG successfully defended an anesthesiology team, including an anesthesiologist and CRNA, against claims of negligence. Plaintiff alleged that during a back surgery, various defendants failed to appropriately monitor the patient. Plaintiff claimed that as a result, the patient suffered post-operative bilateral blindness. At the end of the seven day trial, Plaintiff asked the jury to award $4-$8 Million for past and future pain and suffering. The jury found that the various defendants, including the anesthesiology team, properly monitored the patient and found in favor of the defense.


Kleeman v. Dr. B
Decision date: 07/11/08
Case No. 06-CV-216
State of Wisconsin/Circuit Court/Green County
Jury Trial

In this Circuit Court case, CLG successfully defended an obstetrician in a lawsuit alleging negligence during the labor and delivery process. Plaintiff alleged negligence as to the timing of the delivery and the use of instruments including forceps and vacuum. Plaintiffs also raised claims regarding informed consent for the delivery plan. The trial lasted 10 days. Plaintiff's demand in closing arguments was for $10 Million for future medical bills, $1 Million in loss of earning capacity and for at least another $11 Million for pain and suffering. The jury found for the defense, concluding that Defendant acted within the standard of care during the delivery and provided acquired appropriate informed consent for the treatment.


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