San Fernando Valley woman wins $28 million against Kaiser Permanente
March 27– A young San Fernando Valley woman who lost her leg and won a $28.2 million lawsuit against Kaiser Permanente said Thursday she hopes the verdict will bring reform against the managed care giant and empower patients to question their treatment. A jury on Wednesday found that Kaiser Permanente was liable for mishandling Rahm’s medical treatment,…
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