Samuel Hood ForemanPartner AssistantJennifer Damon
412.281.4541 ext. 4502
jdamon@wglaw.com Samuel Foreman focuses his practice on defending correctional healthcare professions in employment discrimination, medical malpractice litigation and civil rights cases. Sam’s practice includes representing medical providers, mid-level physicians, physicians’ assistants, and nurses in medical malpractice allegations and professional liability claims.
With decades of experience, Sam is well versed in assisting clients in developing risk management and prevention strategies to reduce litigation claims. Additionally, Sam has extensive jury trial experience, having tried numerous cases to verdict in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. He has substantial appellate experience and has argued cases before the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Superior Court and Commonwealth Court.
Sam also has experience representing clients in insurance coverage dispute matters.
Samuel Hood ForemanPartner Samuel Foreman focuses his practice on defending correctional healthcare professions in employment discrimination, medical malpractice litigation and civil rights cases. Sam’s practice includes representing medical providers, mid-level physicians, physicians’ assistants, and nurses in medical malpractice allegations and professional liability claims.
With decades of experience, Sam is well versed in assisting clients in developing risk management and prevention strategies to reduce litigation claims. Additionally, Sam has extensive jury trial experience, having tried numerous cases to verdict in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. He has substantial appellate experience and has argued cases before the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Superior Court and Commonwealth Court.
Sam also has experience representing clients in insurance coverage dispute matters.
ExperienceResults may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
Represented health care providers in a matter involving the application of the Prison Litigation Reform Act on appeal to the Third Circuit.
Represented pediatrician sued for allegedly failing to properly consult with emergency room doctors at a local hospital, resulting in a life-threatening infection which caused significant, irreversible brain damage to the infant patient. The plaintiffs sought more than $38 million in damages. The defendant asserted the emergency department failed to inform him of key information which would have led to earlier and appropriate intervention. Jury unanimously found in favor of the pediatrician.
AssistantJennifer Damon
412.281.4541 ext. 4502
jdamon@wglaw.com |