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Case Results
- Seattle Attorney Dan Fiorito Argues Pivotal Medical Malpractice Case Before Washington Supreme Court
- $800,000 Federal Settlement Secured for Child Survivor in Major Civil Rights and Serious Negligence Case
- $225,000 King County Settlement Highlights Constitutional Concerns Over False Police Affidavit