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EPA Review of Ethylene Oxide Exposure Standards May Fuel More Lawsuits
In December 2019, the EPA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking to revise the standards for commercial ethylene oxide sterilization and fumigation facilities. This…
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$30 Billion in Compensation Available for Asbestos-Related Claims
Asbestos may seem like a thing of the past, but there are 3,000 new mesothelioma cases diagnosed in the U.S. each year.
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Understanding Negligent Credentialing Claims Against Hospitals
Regardless of the employment arrangement, plaintiffs may have a claim against the healthcare facility for negligent credentialing.
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Can Military Members Sue For Medical Malpractice?
The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act allows active duty military personnel and their next of kin to file claims for death or personal injury…
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Proving and Defending Against Claims of Disability Fraud
Over 9 million people receive Social Security disability benefits. Many more are covered under private insurance and workers’ compensation. While most of these cases…
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What are the Dangers of Jet Fuel Exposure?
When a Delta Airlines plane dumped jet fuel over several Los Angeles County schools in preparation for an emergency landing, among the issues raised…
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Medical Malpractice vs. Medical Battery Claims
As states increasingly enact damages caps in medical malpractice cases, medical battery may offer an alternative theory of liability for a plaintiff’s injuries, thus…
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4 Tips for Attorneys to Improve Communication with an Inexperienced Medical Expert Witness
A top-notch expert witness is invaluable in a lawsuit. However, if the physician or surgeon has little experience as an expert witness, attorneys may…
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Jury Finds For Plaintiff Following 90% Loss Of Kidney Function
What is the role of a urology expert witness? Urologists are M.D.s who complete a five-year postgraduate residency in urology. After passing their board…
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