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In February 2025, the trial team at Goldenberg Lauricella embarked on a three-week birth injury trial in St. Croix County, Wisconsin on behalf of August Jennings and his wonderful family. August’s mom, Breauanna, had suffered a traumatic birth that left August near death. The Jennings family hired Goldenberg Lauricella in 2019, and we quickly…

Medical malpractice is a serious type of tort that can threaten the life of a vulnerable patient in Minnesota. If you or someone you love has been affected by medical malpractice, it is critical to take legal action without delay. A state law known as the statute of limitations gives you no more than…

Medical malpractice is a tort or wrongdoing where a health care practitioner falls short of the standard of care, resulting in patient injury or death. Medical malpractice is a complex area of personal injury law in Minnesota. Learn about the burden of proof and legal elements that must be demonstrated to find out if…

The Minnesota birth injury lawyers at Goldenberg Lauricella secured a $29 million verdict in St. Croix County, Wisconsin for a family whose child was born with cerebral palsy due to the negligence of a certified nurse midwife. The verdict was announced on March 6, 2025. It is the largest verdict in St. Croix County…

Defective medical devices can cause horrendous injuries, permanent disabilities, hospitalizations, and even death. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a medical device is intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease. In other words, these devices are intended to ease…

Surgical errors are a type of medical malpractice that involve healthcare provider’s negligence and misconduct during a surgical procedure. Surgical errors can cause devastating long-term consequences – including death. Examples of Surgical Errors: Leaving surgical instruments in patients Anesthesia errors – including failing to check for allergies and oxygen failures Puncturing, severing, or otherwise affecting…