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Expert vs. Expert: Using an Opposition Medical Expert Witness to Full Capacity
In any personal injury or medical malpractice case, both sides are likely to rely upon medical expert witnesses. It is necessary, even in the…
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What Attorneys Should Know About Medical Expert Witness Disqualification
All of the work involved in selecting the right medical expert witness and preparing him or her for report drafting and court appearances can…
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The Importance of the Medical Expert Witness Report
Partnering with the right medical expert witness is critical for any case involving allegations of personal injury or medical malpractice, and the expert witness…
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HealthCare Partners Charged With Pediatric Medicine Negligence
Long Beach, CA, mother Samantha Knox is charging HealthCare Partners with medical malpractice in their care of her son EJ. Knox visited HealthCare Partners…
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Did The Interventional Cardiologist Cause Medical Harm?
An interventional cardiologist has specialized training in order to diagnose and treat coronary artery disease. These medical specialists use catheterization and other procedures to…
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Differing Versions of the Same Encounter: The Medical Expert’s Dilemma
Imagine that you’ve secured a top-tier medical expert for a “solid” case, the medical records are in the expert’s hands, and now it is…
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Pharmacologists Match The Correct Drug To The Diagnosis
Dr. Douglas Throckmorton will testify before the House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee Hearing Reviewing the Rising Price of EpiPens on September…
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Suboxone off-label use and and fatal interactions
Hospitalists work at the hospital full-time to provide care to hospitalized patients, including attending to any emergencies that may arise. They must adhere to the…
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Orthopedists & Surgery Outcomes
Orthopedists specialize in the diagnosis, correction, and treatment of patients with disorders of the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. These doctors regularly perform…
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