Medical Malpractice Lawyers Archives - Page 4 of 35

Lack Of Candor By Medical Malpractice Defense Attorney Leads To New Trial In New Jersey

March 28, 2018

The Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division (“New Jersey Appellate Court”) held in its opinion approved for publication on March 8, 2018 that the defendant’s medical malpractice attorney’s failure to discharge his duty of candor to the court and to the plaintiff’[...]

California Appellate Court Denies Increase In Plaintiff’s Medical Malpractice Attorney Fee Due To Fraud

March 13, 2017

In its unpublished decision filed on February 28, 2017, the Court of Appeals of the State of California Second Appellate District Division Five (“Appellate Court”) affirmed the trial court’s voiding an amended client retainer agreement entered into by the medical malpractice plaint[...]

Oregon Medical Malpractice Lawyers Fight Over Attorney Fee Split

August 9, 2016

An Oregon medical malpractice law firm and an Oregon sole practitioner who undertook the representation of an Oregon man who suffered a catastrophic injury due to medical negligence and won a large Oregon medical malpractice verdict that was subsequently settled for a substantial but reduced amount [...]

Today, We Celebrate Our 1,300th CONSECUTIVE Daily Blog Posting

September 10, 2014

When we began our blogging on a daily basis three-and-a-half years ago on March 5, 2011, we had no particular goal in mind as to how many consecutive daily blogs we would post. In fact, we were concerned that we would soon run out of relevant medical malpractice topics that we could blog about and [[...]

5 Things You Should Do If You Are Hurt By Medical Malpractice

March 31, 2014

Being harmed by medical malpractice is similar to being seriously injured as a result of a car accident that is not your fault – you cannot predict when it may happen to you, you are never prepared for the injuries and pain you may suffer due to someone else’s fault, you are left f[...]

Choose Your Medical Malpractice Lawyer The Same Way You Would Choose Your Doctor

December 22, 2013

Medical malpractice lawyers and medical doctors are similar in that they are typically well-educated and trained in taking care of people who need their specialized services. Everyone would like to think that they have chosen (or have been provided) the best professional when their need for medi[...]

White Lab Coats Can’t Turn Bad Doctors Into Competent Doctors

December 21, 2013

One patient who was horribly injured and disfigured as a result of medical negligence that bordered on medical recklessness was asked by her medical malpractice lawyer during their initial meeting how she chose the particular doctor that caused her to suffer such devastating harm. Her response was [...]

5 Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Medical Malpractice Lawyer

September 22, 2013

The hiring of a medical malpractice lawyer to investigate a possible medical malpractice claim is an extraordinarily important decision that will have a major effect on the financial and emotional lives of medical malpractice victims and their families. If you choose a medical malpractice lawyer[...]

Lyme Literate Lawyers

April 28, 2013

We have been receiving an increased number of Lyme disease medical malpractice inquiries from people who have suffered serious or permanent physical and psychological injuries as a result of alleged misdiagnosis of their Lyme disease, late diagnosis of their Lyme disease, and/or the failure to timel[...]

Bed Bug Claims

February 16, 2013

The common bed bug (Cimex lectularius) is considered a public health pest. Bed bugs feed on blood, causing itchy bite marks and emotional trauma in the people who are affected. Adult bed bugs are 1/4 to 3/8 inch long, are brown in color, and have a flat, oval-shaped body. Young bed bugs are ca[...]

Florida $1.25 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict For Hepatitis C Contracted During Colonoscopy

November 26, 2012

A 70-year-old Florida Air Force veteran had a colonoscopy in 2007 at the Miami Veterans Administration Medical Center (“V.A. Medical Center”). He had been tested for hepatitis C in 2006 that was reported as negative. But in 2009, after receiving a letter from the V.A. stating that he [...]

$1.5 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict For Suicide Due To Antidepressants

November 25, 2012

On November 20, 2012, a medical malpractice jury awarded $1.5 million due to the suicide of a patient who allegedly was improperly prescribed antidepressants and who was not properly monitored while taking the antidepressants. The patient, who was a 51-year-old well-respected high school teacher a[...]

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