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  • Illinois Appellate Court Overturns Medical Malpractice Defense Verdict Due To Improper Closing Argument

    The Appellate Court of Illinois Second District (“Illinois Appellate Court”) held in its opinion filed December 7, 2020 in an Illinois medical malpractice case: “the evidence in this case was closely balanced, making it highly probable that the repeated improper… Read More

    • Posted in Hospital Medical Malpractice, Illinois Medical Malpractice, Medical Malpractice Laws, Medical Malpractice Verdict, Nursing Medical Malpractice
    • Tags: agent of hospital, appealing to jury sympathy, best Illinois medical malpractice lawyers, improper jury argument, violation of motion in limine
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  • Superspreader Wedding In Washington Tied To At Least 7 Nursing Home Resident COVID-19 Deaths

    A wedding in Washington State that was attended by more than 300 guests, including staff from three nursing homes (McKay Healthcare & Rehab Center in Soap Lake, Lake Ridge Center in Moses Lake, and Columbia Crest Center in Moses Lake)… Read More

    • Posted in Health Care Facts and Statistics, Nursing Home Medical Malpractice, Washington Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death
    • Tags: COVID-19 lawyers, COVID-19 superspreader, nursing home COVID-19 death lawyers, nursing home COVID-19 deaths
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  • Iowa Has Agreed To Pay $3.7M To Three Families To Settle Medical Malpractice Claims

    It has been reported that Iowa has agreed to pay a total of $3.7 million to three families to settle their Iowa medical malpractice claims against University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (“UIHC”). Iowa agreed to pay Robert Davis and… Read More

    • Posted in Iowa Medical Malpractice, Medical Malpractice Settlement
    • Tags: Iowa medical malpractice laws, Iowa State Appeal Board, medical malpractice settlements
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  • Pennsylvania Appellate Court Refuses To Enforce Nursing Home Arbitration Agreement Signed By Resident’s Spouse At Time Of Discharge

    The Superior Court of Pennsylvania, in its non-precedential opinion filed on November 18, 2020, refused to enforce a nursing home arbitration agreement signed by the resident’s spouse at the time of her husband’s discharge from the nursing home, holding “we… Read More

    • Posted in Arbitration Agreements, Medical Malpractice Laws, Nursing Home Medical Malpractice, Pennsylvania Medical Malpractice
    • Tags: actual agent, agency by estoppel, apparent agency, apparent authority, nursing home arbitration agreement
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  • New Jersey Appellate Court Rules Medical Malpractice Defendants Not Entitled To Offset For Settlement With Original Tortfeasor

    In its opinion dated December 3, 2020, the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division (“New Jersey Appellate Court”) held in a case where the decedent had settled with the original tortfeasor for injuries she sustained as a result of… Read More

    • Posted in Medical Malpractice Laws, New Jersey Medical Malpractice
    • Tags: apportionment of damages, Comparative Negligence Act, joint tortfeasors, Joint Tortfeasors Contribution Law, New Jersey medical malpractice lawyers, succesive tortfeasors
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  • What Happens If The COVID-19 Vaccine Injures Me?

    As of the present time, reported serious side effects and adverse reactions from the COVID-19 vaccine have been very few and the vaccine is considered safe for most people of the appropriate age. However, because it is anticipated that so… Read More

    • Posted in Federal Medical Malpractice Claims, Health Care Facts and Statistics, Medical Research, Medical Testing
    • Tags: Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program, COVID-19 vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine adverse reactions, COVID-19 vaccine compensation, COVID-19 vaccine injury, COVID-19 vaccine lawyers, COVID-19 vaccine side effects, National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, vaccine court
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  • Connecticut Appellate Court Affirms Dismissal Of Connecticut Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Due To Attorney’s Failures To Prosecute The Case

    In its opinion released on December 8, 2020, the Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed the lower court’s dismissal of the plaintiffs’ Connecticut medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuit due to the repeated failures of their attorney to prosecute the case. The plaintiffs… Read More

    • Posted in Connecticut Medical Malpractice, Medical Malpractice Case, Medical Malpractice Laws, Wrongful Death
    • Tags: Connecticut medical malpractice lawyers, dismissal of medical malpractice case, proportional sanctions, sanctions in medical malpractice case
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  • North Carolina Supreme Court Declines To Adopt Loss Of Chance Doctrine In Medical Malpractice Cases

    The Supreme Court of North Carolina (“North Carolina Supreme Court”) declined to adopt the loss of chance doctrine in medical malpractice cases in its opinion filed on December 18, 2020. The North Carolina Supreme Court stated, “we are asked to… Read More

    • Posted in Medical Malpractice Laws, North Carolina Medical Malpractice
    • Tags: loss of chance, North Carolina medical malpractice law, North Carolina medical malpractice lawyers, stroke malpractice claim
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  • Maryland Appellate Court Cites Subsequent Scientific And Medical Literature In Granting Relief To A Man Convicted In 1999 Of The Shaken Baby Syndrome Death Of His Infant Son

    In its unpublished opinion dated December 1, 2020, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland (“Maryland Appellate Court”) acknowledged scientific and medical literature published since a man’s conviction in 1999 of the Shaken Baby Syndrome killing of his infant son… Read More

    • Posted in Maryland Medical Malpractice, Medical Misdiagnosis, Medical Research, Wrongful Death
    • Tags: Maryland medical malpractice lawyers, medical literature, newly discovered evidence, scientific literature, Shaken Baby Syndrome
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  • Arizona Appellate Court Affirms Defense Verdict For Unwitnessed Fall From Treadmill During Physical Therapy

    The Arizona Court of Appeals Division One (“Arizona Appellate Court”), in its decision dated December 1, 2020, affirmed a defense verdict for a provider of physical therapy services arising out of the serious brain injury suffered by a patient who… Read More

    • Posted in Arizona Medical Malpractice, Physical Therapy Malpractice
    • Tags: Arizona medical malpractice lawyers, duty to inspect treadmill, fall from treadmill, physical therapy injury, physical therapy malpractice claim
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