Mr. Hill has achieved many notable defense verdicts at trial and arbitration in his distinguished litigation career, including:

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• A 2023 defense verdict for a podiatrist who allegedly committed a medical battery when he failed to obtain the patient's informed consent, resulting in catastrophic injuries to the patient.

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• A 2023 defense verdict for an ophthalmologist who allegedly was negligent while performing a cataract surgery, resulting in the permanent visual impairment of a 57-year-old patient.

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• A 2023 defense verdict for an ophthalmologist who allegedly was negligent while performing a cataract surgery, resulting in permanent loss of vision in the left eye of a 55-year-old patient.

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• A 2023 defense verdict for a gastroenterologist who allegedly performed a colonoscopy which was contraindicated under the circumstances, resulting in a perforation of the patient’s colon, several long hospitalizations and need for a colostomy bag.

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• A 2022 defense verdict for an emergency medicine physician who allegedly failed to timely diagnose a thoracic aortic dissection and failed to timely transfer the patient to hospital capable of the necessary surgical intervention, resulting in the patient's death.

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• A 2021 defense verdict for a dermatologist who allegedly failed to recognize correlation between Alopecia Areata and cancer, resulting in the delay in diagnosis of Stage IV Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

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• In September 2020 Attorney Hill became one of the first attorneys in the country to try a medical malpractice case since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. He achieved a defense verdict for a primary care physician who allegedly failed to timely treat a patient for GERD/Barrett’s Esophagus, resulting in Stage IV esophageal cancer.

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• A 2019 defense verdict for a podiatrist who alleged failed to timely treat osteomyelitis in the toe, resulting in amputation.

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• A 2019 defense verdict for an otolaryngologist who allegedly perforated a patient’s ear drum when removing cerumen, resulting in inner ear infection and permanent hearing loss.

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• A 2019 defense verdict for a radiologist who allegedly failed to properly interpret a chest x-ray, resulting in the delay in diagnosis of lung cancer and ultimately death.

• A 2019 victory in a trial that ended in a nonsuit for an orthopedic surgeon/wound care specialist who was alleged to have failed to treat infected hardware (ORIF surgery), causing infection and subsequent below-knee-amputation.

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• A 2019 defense verdict for a podiatrist who allegedly was negligent in performing an osteotomy (to repair a flat foot), resulting in permanent pain and disfigurement.

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• A 2018 defense verdict for a podiatrist who was alleged to have negligently performed a hammertoe repair, resulting in fusion and permanent immobilization.

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• A 2018 defense verdict for two podiatrists who allegedly failed to properly and timely treat osteomyelitis in a patient’s toe, resulting in amputation.

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• A 2017 defense verdict for a podiatrist who was alleged to have been negligent when injecting a patient with steroid injection to address plantar fasciitis, resulting in infection necessitating extensive treatment.

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• A 2017 defense verdict for an emergency physician who was alleged to have been negligent in prescribing an antibiotic, causing anaphylactic reaction and permanent hearing loss.

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• A 2016 defense verdict for an emergency physician who had allegedly failed to properly treat patient’s abdominal pain, resulting in overdose, respiratory distress, and death.

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• A 2016 defense verdict in Northampton County in an emotionally charged medical malpractice trial of an emergency physician who allegedly failed to diagnose 14-year-old patient with underlying cardiac condition (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), resulting in death.

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• A 2015 defense verdict for two family physicians in a failure to provide timely diagnosis in a TMJ syndrome case.

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• A 2015 defense verdict in a medical negligence case against a Lehigh Valley podiatrist.