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  1. Medical Malpractice

    Potential Damages In A Medical Malpractice Case

    From surgical errors to failure to diagnose a medical condition, instances of medical malpractice can have a devastating impact on a person's life. Those who are victims of medical malpractice do have legal rights…

  2. Medical Malpractice

    Statutes Of Limitations In Philadelphia Medical Malpractice Cases

    If you suffered injuries that you believe were caused by a Philadelphia doctor's medical malpractice , it's important to speak with a medical malpractice attorney as soon as possible.

  3. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    Lawsuit Against Johns Hopkins Alleging Negligence Death Of 2-Year-Old

    Francesca Webster gave birth to twin daughters, Emma and Zoe. However, Emma would not live to see her 3rd birthday as she died from cancer. Francesca and husband Dave have now filed a lawsuit against Johns Hopkins…

  4. Medical Malpractice

    $70 Million Verdict Against Talcum Powder Maker Brings Total Awards To Nearly $200 Million

    Yet another jury has awarded millions to a woman diagnosed with cancer from using baby powder.

  5. Medical Malpractice

    Nebraska Man Released After 20 Years In State Custody Appeals Medical Malpractice Case

    The state committed John Montin to their Lincoln Regional Center (LRC) back in 1993 when a jury returned a verdict deeming him to be unfit to stand trial of charges including attempted murder. Under the insanity…

  6. Understanding Pennsylvania’s Mcare Patient Safety Plan Requirements

    Medical negligence (malpractice) and liability laws were reformed in Pennsylvania by the Medical Care Availability & Reduction of Error Fund, which is within The Department of Health of the Commonwealth. One of the…

  7. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    A Little Advanced Halloween Preparation Now Could Prevent Injury Lawsuits Later

    Halloween is a time for tricks and treats, but if homeowners don't take precautions it could be a night of trips and falls that lead to liability claims.

  8. Malfunctioning Machinery Maims Michigander

    Grand Rapids, MI saw an unfortunate incident involving the death of one Wanda Holbrook, who lost her life in an incident involving machinery she was making adjustments on. Holbrook was a journeyman maintenance…

  9. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    Patients File Multiple Lawsuits Against Health System After Fatal Overdoses

    Dr. William Husel and the Mount Carmel Health System are now facing civil liability for the deaths of at least eight patients who allegedly were given lethal dosages of pain medication. Mount Carmel is a large regional…

  10. Medical Malpractice

    3,100 Patients Join Class Action Lawsuit After Hospital Reuses Insulin Pens

    More than 3,100 patients joined in a class action lawsuit against a hospital that re-used insulin injection pens on multiple patients. As a result, the patients may have contracted blood-borne diseases, including HIV .

  11. Birth Injury

    Maryland Policymakers Consider Fund For Birth Injuries

    A Maryland state-created task force is once again calling for the creation of a no-fault birth injury fund that would help fund costs of care for babies who suffered neurological injuries during birth. The new bill…

  12. Medical Malpractice

    Federal Government To Pay $5M To Settle Baby Brain Damage Lawsuit

    A baby born years ago in an upstate New York government-funded hospital suffered brain damage during her birth. A lawsuit, filed in October 2016, was brought against the government for damages. After a long battle, the…

  13. Medical Malpractice

    Oregon Remains Active In Reforming Medical Malpractice Litigation

    The nationwide debate continues regarding medical malpractice laws. Oregon, a state considered to be a “late adopter” of such reforms, has been active in updating malpractice laws recently. The National Practitioner…

  14. Medical Malpractice

    How Electronic Health Record (EHR) Systems Relate To Medical Malpractice Cases

    The National Coordinator of Health Information Technology and the American Hospital Association reports show that at least 84% of the non-federal U.S. hospitals have at least a basic electronic health record system in…

  15. Medical Malpractice

    Diagnostic And Surgical Errors Among Top Reasons For Medical Malpractice Claims

    A new report has discovered the top reasons behind medical malpractice cases. From 2014 to 2018, Coverys—the insurer that released the report—analyzed several completed medical malpractice claims. It found that the…

  16. Medical Malpractice

    How Marking The Site On The Patient Using An Ink Marker May Prevent Wrong-Site Surgery

    Often referred to as “never events”, horrifying medical errors include when surgery is conducted on the wrong body part, an incorrect procedure is performed, or surgery is conducted on the wrong patient. These…

  17. Birth Injury

    Medical Malpractice Case Involving Misreported Pregnancy Test

    Hannah Buddemayer brought a case of medical malpractice against Capital Regional Medical Center (CRMC) after receiving medical care there while being unaware she was pregnant. Buddemayer went to the facility to undergo…

  18. Medical Malpractice

    New Study Examines Burnout In The Medical Profession

    "Burnout" is not a specific medical diagnosis in the United States, but it is generally defined as a specific type of work-related stress that results in a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that also involves a…

  19. Medical Malpractice

    Johnson & Johnson Recalls Baby Powder Due To Asbestos Contamination

    Last Friday, Johnson & Johnson announced a recall of 33,000 bottles of Johnson's Baby Powder after FDA tests detected asbestos in a bottle of the powder.

  20. High Verdicts For High Profile Invasions Of Privacy

    Invasion of privacy can be extremely traumatizing even for someone who spends much of their life in the spotlight. In the early months of 2016, two juries returned significant verdicts for two celebrities, Erin Andrews…

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