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Case Name: Benjamin Doe v. Department Store Chain
Summary: Plaintiff, a college student, fell asleep next to a small campfire. The quilt-lined camping shirt that his father had bought for him at the defendant department store burned rapidly, and fused to his skin. Plaintiff sued the department store alleging that the shirt was defectively designed.
Recovery Range: $400,000 - $650,000

Case Name: Charlene Doe v. Medical Manufacturer, Inc.
Summary: Plaintiff worked as a registered nurse at Medical Center for 12 years. Her daily duties included starting I.V.s for patients. As part of her job, she was called to insert an I.V. into a high risk patient. To do so, she used a catheter manufactured by the defendant. When the catheter unexpectedly malfunctioned, plaintiff was stuck by the needle. Within a month, she developed acute Hepatitis C.  Plaintiff sued the manufacturer of the catheter alleging that it was negligently manufactured.
Recovery Range: $250,000 - $400,000