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  1. Medical Malpractice

    Delays In Cancer Diagnosis Continue To Create Preventable Fatalities And Medical Malpractice Suits

    A recent study by Johns Hopkins revealed that medical errors are attributed to approximately 250,000 annual fatalities among patients. Often these deaths are the result of a delay in the diagnosis of some form of…

  2. Medical Malpractice

    Will Early Discussion And Resolution (EDR) Be The Future Of Medical Malpractice Actions?

    There are thousands of fatalities and over one million injuries that result from preventable medical mistakes in the U.S. annually. Ideally, reforms seek to reach a point where frivolous claims are held to a minimum…

  3. Medical Malpractice

    Immediate Suspension Ordered For Florida Nursing Home Following Nine Deaths

    Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration took action to immediately suspend the license of a nursing home in Hollywood Hills. During Hurricane Irma the facility lost its air conditioning, exposing residents to…

  4. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    Appeals Court Delays Recovery In Med Mal Case

    Medical malpractice cases can take a long time . There are multiple parties involved, as doctors, surgeons, and hospitals figure out who was not involved in the negligent care. The discovery process involves going…

  5. Medical Malpractice

    Johnson & Johnson A Victory In Talc Case

    After losing three consecutive jury verdicts in St. Louis, Johnson & Johnson, the medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturer, won a lawsuit that was based upon an allegation that their talc-based products cause…

  6. Medical Malpractice

    Arizona-based VA Allegedly Denied Veteran's Request For Medical Treatment

    An Arizona-based Army veteran has filed a $50 million medical malpractice lawsuit against the Veterans Health Administration and the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center.

  7. Medical Malpractice

    Electronic Health Record Documentation In Medical Malpractice Claims

    Medical providers who face a claim of medical malpractice depend heavily on their electronic health record (EHR) documentation. Such information serves as an audit trail outlining the care provided. Often this critical…

  8. Medical Malpractice

    Man Brings Medical Malpractice Claim After Surgery Leaves Him Blind In One Eye

    Miguel Diaz sought treatment at Leon Medical Center (LMC) because he was experiencing cloudy vision due to cataracts. Diaz met with Dr. Jonathan Leon-Rosen, an ophthalmologist , who scheduled him for cataract surgery to…

  9. Medical Malpractice

    Complications From Objects Left Inside A Patient After Surgery

    When a person has an operation, he or she entrusts a surgeon's experience and expertise to perform the surgery and do more good than harm. A surgical procedure can require the use of a great deal of medical equipment…

  10. Medical Malpractice

    St. Jude Medical In Hot Water Over Slow Recall

    A warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration was sent to St. Jude Medical over its apparent lack of progress resolving issues with its implantable defibrillators. Defibrillators manufactured by St. Jude…

  11. Medical Malpractice

    Appeals Court Rules Physician Is Not Shielded By Sovereign Immunity In Medical Malpractice Case

    Dr. Allan Dinnerstein, who had a private practice and also worked at Bethesda Memorial Hospital, was a named defendant in a medical malpractice brought by the family of Ludana Prophete, a deceased patient. Dinnerstein…

  12. Medical Malpractice

    Possible Changes Ahead For Kentucky Medical Malpractice Laws

    It is not uncommon for states to implement a screening process for medical malpractice cases before they reach the trial stage of litigation. With rising health care costs and a substantial amount of frivolous lawsuits…

  13. Medical Malpractice

    Surgical Error Leaves Iowa Woman Paralyzed, Unable To Speak

    A woman is suing the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics for $15 million after a mistake made during surgery to remove a non-cancerous tumor left her paralyzed on the right side, incontinent and unable to speak or…

  14. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    Judge Vacates Proposed 'Conscience' Rule For Healthcare Workers

    A federal judge has vacated a rule set to go into effect later this year which would permit doctors and other health care workers to refuse to provide medical care for personal religious reasons.

  15. Medical Malpractice

    Maryland Appeals Court Rules On Jury Instructions In Medical Malpractice Trial

    An appeals court in Maryland recently ruled that a judge's instructions to a jury were not improper in a trial at a lower court. Justice Robert N. McDonald stated that “the court's instructions were not misleading and…

  16. Medical Malpractice

    Patient Catches Fire During Surgery

    The New York Department of Health as just released a report detailing the results of an investigation into a horrific surgical accident. While much of the Department of Health's investigation has been redacted from…

  17. Catastrophic Personal Injury

    Arizona Family Living Atop Pool Of Sewage Sues Homebuilder For Failing To Connect To Sewer

    A Tucson-area couple filed a lawsuit in an Arizona superior court earlier this month, claiming a homebuilding company was negligent in the construction of their residence, which now rests atop a growing pool of sewage…

  18. Birth Injury

    Jury Awards $12.1 Million To Family In Medical Malpractice Case Involving A Birth Injury

    A California mother was pregnant with twins that were receiving nourishment through a single placenta in the womb. This is considered a very rare occurrence and is usually a cause for concern. The mother of Brian C. was…

  19. Birth Injury

    Hospital Staffing May Impact Maternal Complications And Birth Injuries

    The rates of maternal injuries and fatalities have decreased in recent years among countries with modernized healthcare systems. The U.S. is an exception to this trend. Across the country, there are now roughly 50,000…

  20. Medical Malpractice

    Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Filed Following The Death Of 29-Year-Old Woman

    The family of 29-year-old Stephanie Larkin filed a medical malpractice claim after she died following inpatient treatment at Yakima Regional Medical and Cardiac Center. Charles Walter Larkin III brought the claim in…

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