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A Lawyer’s Guide to Working with Academic Physicians and Surgeons
The use of academic experts offers unique benefits critical in medical litigation. By virtue of their daily role in educating the next generation of…
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Increase in Medical Malpractice Claims Related to Errors in Electronic Health Records
According to a new study, malpractice claims involving electronic health records (EHR) have been on the rise over the last 8 years. While they…
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Cook County Jury Awards $101M In Birth Injury Case
A Cook County jury awarded $101M to mother Tequila Snow in a medical malpractice case against West Suburban Medical. Snow gave birth to a…
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Urgent Care Misdiagnosis Results In Fatality
The family of Alabama’s Auburn University student Hope Johnson was awarded $9M in a medical malpractice case naming emergency medicine physician Dr. Zenon Bednarski…
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Will Chlorpyrifos Be the Next Wave of Pesticide-Related Litigation?
While litigation and regulatory battles over the herbicide Roundup® continue, attention is now turning to other classes of agricultural agents including pesticides. One of…
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Medical Malpractice Trends Point to Higher Verdicts in 2020
Medical malpractice claims are a significant cost to doctors and health organizations, which is why several organizations analyze data for insights to help address…
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The Challenge of Proving Causation for Neck and Back Injuries in Personal Injury Cases
Claims of back and neck injury are common in litigation involving motor vehicle, slip and fall and other accidents. However, back and neck pain…
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Jury Awards $299.6M In Obstetrics Case
Baltimore City Circuit Court judge Audrey S. Carrion denied Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s motion for a new trial after a jury awarded a…
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How Are Hospital Administrators Accountable?
How are hospital administrators accountable in medical negligence cases? While physicians and nurses deliver healthcare directly to patients, the hospital’s leadership is responsible for…
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