In October 2026, Sukhman | Yagoda settled a central Illinois case against a hospital, a radiologist, an emergency room physician, and a pediatrician for their failure to timely diagnose and treat an eight-year-old boy’s sinus infection that resulted in a subdural empyema and severe brain injury. The Defendants failed to consult with an ENT despite the child being seen in the ER three times in five days for severe 10/10 one-sided headaches, photophobia, lethargy, and CT Scan findings of serve paranasal sinus disease and frontal bone dehiscence. Both Plaintiff and Defense experts agreed that earlier ENT treatment and IV antibiotics would have prevented the child’s brain injury.

In November 2024, Sukhman | Yagoda settled a downstate case against a hospital, a gynecologist, an emergency room physician, and a radiologist for their failure to timely diagnose and treat an infection following a hysterectomy that resulted in septic shock and a severe brain injury to a wife and mother of two. The Defendants missed numerous signs and symptoms of post-operative infection including abnormal laboratory findings, radiology findings, and signs and symptoms of SIRS and SEPSIS.