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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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Pros and Cons of Using the Treating Physician as an Expert Witness
The rules of evidence recognize that treating physicians may testify as fact witnesses and/or expert witnesses provided the parties make appropriate disclosures. As the…
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Concerns Grow Over Delayed Diagnosis of Tick- and Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
In 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report indicating that the total number of reported vector-borne disease cases involving…
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Urology Standard Of Care
Urology deals with the medical treatment of diseases of the urinary tract. Urologists are M.D.s who complete five years of specialty training during a…
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Surge in Lawsuits Against 3M Over Defective Earplugs
This year has seen increasing litigation against 3M by military veterans for injuries arising from the company’s Combat Arms Earplugs. Between 2003 and 2015,…
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State Law Caps on Medical Malpractice Damages: 2019 Update
Earlier this year, the Center for Justice and Democracy at New York Law School took a comprehensive look at compensatory damages caps by state.…
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Accurate Diagnosis Of Heart Disease Is Critical
The family of Sarah Crayton will receive a $2.6M settlement in the medical malpractice case against the University of Chicago Medical Center and cardiologist…
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Are PFAS Claims the Next Big Wave of Class Action Litigation
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a class of chemicals manufactured since the 1940s, have been getting significant attention in the last year. Just recently,…
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Wrong Diagnosis In Potentially Fatal Conditions
Doctors, physician’s assistants, and nurse practitioners are all professionally obligated to order the appropriate tests to diagnose potentially fatal conditions like cancer in a…
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