Brayden Smith LawsuitThe lawsuit claims Brayden Smith was not given “heparin or anticoagulants post-surgery which was below the standard of care. Parents of late Jeopardy! champion Brayden Smith, 24, file lawsuit claiming he died due to medical malpractice after hospital removed his colon but failed to put him on anti-clotting drugs. The lawsuit filed Monday in Nevada state court seeks "unspecified compensatory and punitive damages greater than $15,000. Parents of Jeopardy! champion Brayden Smith, who died in February 2021, are suing the hospital and medical staffers. The lawsuit shed some light on heartbreaking details about his final days revealed in court documents, with the lawsuit alleging the TV star "was malnourished, was extremely weak, and was a. Brayden Smith's parents are accusing a Las Vegas-area hospital where he underwent abdominal surgery of causing his death at age 24 in February 2021. He was hospitalized in December 2020 and in January 2021 for major symptoms as a result of the ulcerative colitis and inflammatory bowel disease, the lawsuit says, according to reports. In their lawsuit, Brayden’s parents accuse hospital staff of not providing anticoagulants to him after his surgery and failing to meet medical standards of care. champion Brayden Smith, 24, are suing a Las-Vegas based hospital, accusing its staff of negligence and medical malpractice which led to their son's death in. Brayden Smith, a voracious reader and former captain of his high school quiz bowl team who became a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion on some of the last shows hosted by Alex Trebek, died on Feb. The lawsuit states that Smith, 24, suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent surgery in January at St. Smith, who suffered from ulcerative colitis, underwent an operation at the hospital in January 2021 to have his colon removed, according to Monday's court filing. Brayden Smith's parents are accusing a Las Vegas-area hospital where he underwent abdominal surgery of causing his death at age 24 in February 2021. Now, Brayden’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith have filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court against the hospital, doctors, nurses, and others. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus in Henderson, Nevada, for alleged negligence and medical malpractice, according to KVVU. The parents of the late Jeopardy! champion Brayden Smith — who died unexpectedly at age 24 in 2020 ahead of the show's Tournament of Champions, which he was expected to compete in — are suing the hospital where he underwent surgery prior to his death. Smith's parents, Scott and Deborah Smith, are suing St. Court documents show that in the lawsuit filed, Brayden's parents and their attorneys plan to show "the sheer hell" Brayden went through before his death. LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show. The parents of a five-time Jeopardy winner who died after undergoing surgery last year have filed a lawsuit against the health care system and hospital where he spent some of his last moments. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging. The family of Brayden Smith, dubbed the last great champion of late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, has filed a lawsuit for medical malpractice over the 24-year. The lawsuit alleged Brayden wasn't given anticoagulants to help prevent clotting. “His death was preordained by. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal court records show that Smith's parents, Scott and Debbie, filed suit against multiple parties including Dignity Health, St. The Smiths are suing for damages and legal fees, noting that they've incurred expenses for their son's medical care, treatment and funeral costs, in addition to experiencing "emotional distress and pain and suffering as a result of the untimely death of their son. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus in Henderson, Dignity Health and Fidelity Home Health Services, in addition to multiple. The lawsuit shed some light on heartbreaking details about his final days revealed in court documents, with the lawsuit alleging the TV star "was malnourished, was extremely weak, and was a. Brayden, who earned $115,798 during. Brayden Smith's parents are accusing a Las Vegas-area hospital where he underwent abdominal surgery of causing his death at age 24 in February 2021. Five-time ‘Jeopardy!’ winner Brayden Smith died of complications from surgery in February 2021. winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. The parents of five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas-area hospital Monday over the death of their 24-year-old son. Smith, who graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2020, intended to attend law school and work for the federal government, according to his obituary. Smith, who graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2020, intended to attend law school and work for the federal government, according to his obituary. According to the lawsuit, which identifies two doctors and a nurse individually, Brayden suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent a colectomy — a colon removal surgery — at St. filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. ABC The parents of “Jeopardy!” champ Brayden Smith have sued a Las Vegas-area hospital where their son died following abdominal surgery in February 2021, accusing its staff of negligent medical. LAS VEGAS ( KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show "Jeopardy!," has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging his hospital was negligent in. Smith, who suffered from ulcerative colitis, underwent an operation at the hospital in January 2021 to have his colon removed, according to Monday's court filing. LAS VEGAS ( KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show "Jeopardy!," has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging his hospital was negligent in. It claims he was never given anticoagulants after the. Smith, who suffered from ulcerative colitis, underwent an operation at the hospital in January 2021 to have his colon removed, according to Monday's court filing. The parents of a five-time Jeopardy winner who died after undergoing surgery last year have filed a lawsuit against the health care system and hospital where he spent some of his last moments. Brayden Smith, the incredible young man who. The parents of five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas-area hospital Monday over the death of their 24-year-old son. Smith died in February 2021 after developing a "preventable" blood clot following colon surgery. 24-year-old suffered pulmonary emboli following surgery, lawsuit claims LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Five-time "Jeopardy!" champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. Brayden Smith, who died at 24, was one of the last “Jeopardy!” contestants to appear with host Alex Trebek before Trebek died in November 2020 after battling pancreatic cancer. Scott and Deborah Smith, the parents of Brayden Smith, a 24-year-old who won the trivia game show five times, filed their lawsuit Monday, naming as defendants St. According to the lawsuit, which identifies two doctors and a nurse individually, Brayden suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent a colectomy — a colon removal surgery — at St. Champ Brayden Smith Died Sued for Wrongful Death by New York Post Deborah and Scott Smith, the parents of "Jeopardy!" champion Brayden Smith, have sued a Las Vegas-area hospital where their son died after abdominal surgery in 2021. champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Nevada hospital for negligence and medical malpractice after he died suddenly at the age of 24 from clots in his lungs last year, according to. Debbie and Scott Smith's malpractice lawsuit claims that Brayden's death was "preventable. The lawsuit revealed that Smith was hospitalized at the end of 2020 and early 2021 because of symptoms he was experiencing from ulcerative colitis. Family members of the five-time Jeopardy! champion reportedly told a local CBS station in his. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus in Henderson, hospital corporation Dignity Health, and several doctors and nurses. Smith’s parents say in the lawsuit that the medical staff never gave their son anticoagulants after his surgery. The lawsuit alleges the defendants failed to meet the standard of care after Brayden’s surgery. FILE - A general view on the set of the. LAS VEGAS ( KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show "Jeopardy!," has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit. It notes that he was sent home for recuperation, but three weeks later he was hospitalized again after collapsing. Parents of the late 'Jeopardy!' winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. The parents of five-time "Jeopardy!" champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas-area hospital Monday over the death of their 24-year-old son. Smith’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith, filed a lawsuit Monday in Nevada state court against St. Parents of late "Jeopardy!" winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by. Debbie Smith confirmed last February that her son, game show contestant Brayden Smith, had passed away not. Brayden Smith, a voracious reader and former captain of his high school quiz bowl team who became a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion on some of the last shows hosted by Alex Trebek, died on Feb. Smith's parents, Scott and Deborah Smith, are suing St. “Brayden Smith, the incredible young man who won five shows and $115,000 dollars in January, passed away earlier this year,” Cohen explained. Brayden Smith bagged $115,798 during his five-game run on "Jeopardy!" In the Jan. Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. Brayden Smith, the incredible young man who won five shows and $115,000 in January, passed away earlier this year. The lawsuit claims Brayden Smith was not given “heparin or anticoagulants post-surgery which was below the standard of care. Brayden Smith bagged $115,798 during his five-game run on "Jeopardy!" In the Jan. Scott and Deborah Smith, filed a lawsuit. Scott and Deborah Smith, the parents of Brayden Smith, a 24-year-old who won the trivia game show five times, filed their lawsuit Monday, naming as defendants. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal court records show that Smith's parents, Scott and Debbie, filed suit against multiple parties including Dignity Health, St. ABC The parents of "Jeopardy!" champ Brayden Smith have sued a Las Vegas-area hospital where their son died following abdominal surgery in February 2021, accusing its staff of negligent medical. Brayden Smith died tragically at just 24 years old in 2021. Braden's annual salary is between $70 - 79,999; properties and other assets push Braden's net worth over $100,000 - $249,999. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical. The lawsuit also names several doctors and nurses individually. Debbie and Scott Smith's malpractice lawsuit claims that Brayden's death. Court documents show that in the lawsuit filed, Brayden's parents and their attorneys plan to show "the sheer hell" Brayden went through before his death. The lawsuit claims Brayden Smith was not given "heparin or anticoagulants post-surgery which was below the standard of care. Now, Brayden’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith have filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court against the hospital, doctors, nurses, and others. Debbie Smith confirmed last February that her son, game show contestant Brayden Smith, had passed. Parents of the late 'Jeopardy!' winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent. The lawsuit states that Smith, 24, suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent surgery in January at St. In their lawsuit, Brayden’s parents accuse hospital staff of not providing anticoagulants to him after his surgery and failing to meet medical standards of care. Brayden Smith 's family is opening up about what caused his unexpected death at the age of 24. champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Nevada hospital for negligence and medical malpractice after he died suddenly at the age of 24 from clots in his lungs last year, according to. ” His parents also said “Brayden. " “This case is not just about death. Brayden, who earned $115,798 during his run on Jeopardy!, was one of the final. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by. The Smiths are suing for damages and legal fees, noting that they've incurred expenses for their son's medical care, treatment and funeral costs, in addition to experiencing "emotional distress and pain and suffering as a result of the untimely death of their son. winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus in Henderson. On Monday, Scott and Deborah Smith had filed a lawsuit against St. Now, the Smiths are suing for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages greater than $15,000, per court docs. Debbie Smith confirmed last February that her son, game show. Now, Brayden’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith have filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court against the hospital, doctors, nurses, and others. Now, the Smiths are suing for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages greater than $15,000, per court docs. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus, which is located in Henderson Nevada. ABC The parents of “Jeopardy!” champ Brayden Smith have sued a Las Vegas-area hospital where their son died following abdominal surgery in February 2021, accusing its staff of negligent medical. winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. champion Brayden Smith are suing the hospital where he died over alleged medical malpractice. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by. ABC The parents of “Jeopardy!” champ Brayden Smith have sued a Las Vegas-area hospital where their son died following abdominal surgery in February 2021, accusing its staff of negligent medical. champion Brayden Smith are suing the hospital where he died over alleged medical malpractice. Rose Dominican Hospital, Siena campus, Fidelity Home Health Services, along with two physicians and the St. Check BackgroundGet Contact InfoThis Is Me - Edit Reputation & Background View All This section can. The family of Brayden Smith, dubbed the last great champion of late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, has filed a lawsuit for medical malpractice over the 24-year-old's unexpected death. Now, heartbreaking new details have been confirmed about his death involving a lawsuit. The family’s attorney Robert Murdock recently. 24-year-old suffered pulmonary emboli following surgery, lawsuit claims LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from. LAS VEGAS ( KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show "Jeopardy!," has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging his hospital was negligent in. According to Fox 5 KVVU-TV, the Smiths are aiming to receive $15,000 punitive and compensatory damages, though specific details on those have yet to be. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year. champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Nevada hospital for negligence and medical malpractice after he died suddenly at the age of 24 from clots in his lungs last year, according to. According to Fox 5 KVVU-TV, the Smiths are aiming to receive $15,000 punitive and compensatory damages, though specific details on those have yet to be shared. In May 2021, "Jeopardy!" confirmed it would be donating to the Brayden Smith Memorial Fund , which his family set. Brayden’s family has established a fund in his name, and Jeopardy! will be. 5, 2021, after succumbing to complications from ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease,. Debbie Smith confirmed last February that her son, game show contestant Brayden Smith, had passed. Parents of late “Jeopardy!” winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by. The lawsuit alleges the defendants failed to meet the standard of care after Brayden’s surgery. His parents sued the hospital that treated him, saying that medical staff failed to administer. The death of a 24-year-old Jeopardy! champion has sparked a medical malpractice lawsuit. The suit states that Brayden Smith died in February last year at the age of 24 after undergoing colon removal surgery, also known as a colectomy, to treat. winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical. He collapsed three weeks after. Parents of late Jeopardy! champion Brayden Smith, 24, file lawsuit claiming he died due to medical malpractice after hospital removed his colon but failed to put him on anti-clotting drugs. According to the lawsuit, which identifies two doctors and a nurse individually, Brayden suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent a colectomy — a colon removal surgery — at St. They said he developed a "preventable" blood clot after his colon surgery. The parents of five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas-area hospital Monday over the death of their 24-year-old son. Brayden’s family has established a fund in his. LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show "Jeopardy! ," has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging his hospital was negligent in treating. The death of a 24-year-old Jeopardy! champion has sparked a medical malpractice lawsuit. " Brayden won $115,798 during his five-game run on Jeopardy!. The lawsuit states that Smith, 24, suffered from ulcerative colitis and underwent surgery in January at St. The parents of a five-time Jeopardy winner who died after undergoing surgery last year have filed a lawsuit against the health care system and hospital where he spent some of his last moments. The lawsuit revealed that Smith was hospitalized at the end of 2020 and early 2021 because of symptoms he was experiencing from ulcerative colitis. Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. The 14-page civil complaint and affidavits from two doctors and a nurse allege negligence and medical malpractice. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal court records show that Smith's parents, Scott and Debbie, filed suit against multiple parties including Dignity Health, St. On Monday, Scott and Deborah Smith had filed a lawsuit against St. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena Campus in Henderson, hospital corporation Dignity Health, and. The death of a 24-year-old Jeopardy! champion has sparked a medical malpractice lawsuit. Brayden Smith, who died at 24, was one of the last “Jeopardy!” contestants to appear with host Alex Trebek before Trebek died in November 2020 after battling pancreatic cancer. Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. Parents of the late 'Jeopardy!' winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. Scott and Deborah Smith, the parents of Brayden, who won the trivia game show five times, filed their lawsuit Monday, naming as defendants St. According to Fox 5 KVVU-TV, the Smiths are aiming to receive $15,000 punitive and compensatory damages, though specific details on those have yet to be shared. Check BackgroundGet Contact InfoThis Is Me - Edit Reputation & Background View All This section can be locked, requiring permission to view. 11 lawsuit obtained by E! News, Brayden's parents described his last days as "a nightmare," saying his death. " His parents also said "Brayden developed pulmonary emboli," which killed him. Smith, who graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2020, intended to attend law school and work for the federal government, according to his obituary. Braden's annual salary is between $70 - 79,999; properties and other assets push Braden's net worth over $100,000 - $249,999. Parents of the late 'Jeopardy!' winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. Brayden Smith, a voracious reader and former captain of his high school quiz bowl team who became a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion on some of the last shows hosted by Alex Trebek, died on Feb. winner Brayden Smith filed a lawsuit Monday against the Nevada hospital where their son underwent surgery last year, alleging negligence and medical malpractice by staff that led to his death. 24-year-old suffered pulmonary emboli following surgery, lawsuit claims LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The family of Brayden Smith, who died after competing on the TV game show. ” His parents also said “Brayden developed pulmonary emboli,” which killed him. On Monday, Scott and Deborah Smith had filed a lawsuit against St. Smith’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith, filed a lawsuit Monday in Nevada state court against St. Smith’s parents, Scott and Deborah Smith, filed a lawsuit Monday in Nevada state court against St. Scott and Deborah Smith, filed a lawsuit. The lawsuit names two doctors and a nurse who the parents state were responsible for caring for their son when he was hospitalized for complications related to ulcerative colitis. In January 2022, Smith's parents filed a lawsuit against a hospital in Las Vegas, accusing the staff of negligence and medical malpractice that led to the death of their son. Now, the Smiths are suing for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages greater than $15,000, per court docs. 24-year-old suffered pulmonary emboli following surgery, lawsuit claims LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Five-time “Jeopardy!” champion Brayden Smith, 24, died from pulmonary emboli he received weeks after having his colon removed, his family writes in a lawsuit, claiming medical malpractice. His parents, Scott Smith and Deborah Smith, brought the lawsuit against St. The parents of the late Jeopardy! champion Brayden Smith — who died unexpectedly at age 24 in 2020 ahead of the show's Tournament of Champions, which he was expected to compete in — are suing the hospital where he underwent surgery prior to his death.