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OUR RESULTS

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS RECOVERED FOR OUR CLIENTS

For over 40 years, the team of Hawaii lawyers at Davis Levin Livingston has fought for clients across the Islands in a range of medical malpractice and injury-related matters. They have set a number of litigation benchmarks with their verdicts and settlements, including the highest malpractice judgment against a military hospital in U.S. history and the highest single compensatory personal injury judgment in Hawaii against Kamehameha School. For Davis Levin Livingston, their case results are a direct example of how they have improved the lives of their clients. They know what a difference fair compensation can make in your case, and they will fight for the results you need.

Browse our case results or give us a call at (808) 740-0633 for a free consultation with a Hawaii attorney at Davis Levin Livingston.

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  • $104,000,000 Child Sex Abuse

    We're proud to have secured a landmark $104 million settlement for victims of abuse against Kamehameha School. This ground-breaking case marks a significant victory for the victims, with the school agreeing to settle.

    Davis Levin Livingston is proud to announce that it helped victims of abuse obtain a $104 million settlement against Kamehameha School. The school has decided to settle with the victims in this ground-breaking settlement and case.

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  • $29,400,000 Medical Malpractice

    Physicians at Tripler Army Medical Center failed to order a crucial test that would have detected a twisted gut in a 1-month-old baby, resulting in the loss of 95% of the baby's small intestine and leading to lifelong disability.

    Tripler Army Medical Center physicians failed to order the test that would have shown a twisted gut in a 1-month-old baby, resulting in the death of 95% of the baby’s small intestine and life-long disability.
  • $15,400,000 Wrongful Death

    The state has agreed to a $15.4 million settlement in a civil lawsuit filed by the families of two hikers who fell to their deaths on a Kauai hiking trail in 2006.

    The state has agreed to pay $15.4 million to settle a civil lawsuit filed by the families of two hikers who fell to their deaths on a Kauai hiking trail in 2006.

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  • $15,000,000 Vacuum/Forceps Injury

    The hospital improperly attempted to deliver a post-date baby using a traumatic second-stage vacuum extraction. This extraction and the delay in delivery resulted in permanent brain damage to the baby.

    Hospital improperly attempted to deliver a post-date baby via a traumatic second-stage vacuum extraction. The extraction and delay in delivery resulted in permanent brain damage.

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  • $9,975,000 Brain Injury

    The hospital's failure to monitor an infant's rising bilirubin levels led to bilirubin encephalopathy and kernicterus, resulting in severe and permanent brain damage. A settlement of $9,975,000 was obtained.

    Hospital’s failure to monitor an infant’s rising bilirubin caused the baby to suffer bilirubin encephalopathy and kernicterus, resulting in severe and permanent brain damage. A $9,975,000 settlement was obtained.

  • $9,500,000 Medical Malpractice

    Surgeons at Tripler Army Medical Center reattached the small intestine backward during gastric bypass surgery, leading to complications that ultimately resulted in the death of a 31-year-old Army wife and mother of three.

    Tripler Army Medical Center surgeons re-attached the small intestine backward during gastric bypass surgery, resulting in complications which eventually killed a 31-year-old Army wife and mother of 3.
  • $40,000,000 Child Sex Abuse

    The Circuit Court of First Circuit has awarded $40 million in damages to a brave survivor identified as "N.D.," who was a victim of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Kenneth L. Apana, an elder of the Makaha congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

  • $36,000,000 Commercial Litigation

    A Honolulu jury awarded over $36 million to a businessman who said he was cut out of a deal to purchase one of the largest lumber suppliers in Hawaii.

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  • $12,500,000 Fetal Distress

    Tripler Army Medical Center staff failed to respond properly to repeated cardiac alarms causing a two-month-old infant to suffer a cardiac arrest and prolonged oxygen deprivation, resulting in permanent brain damage. A $12,500,000 judgment was obtained after trial and two appeals to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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