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Occupational Benzene and Lymphoma
The Louisiana 5th Circuit Court of Appeal agreed with a workers’ compensation judge’s decision denying benefits to a former employee at Gulf South Systems…
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Pulmonary Medicine Experts
What areas of medicine do pulmonary medicine expert witnesses consult on? These experts may write reports and testify on standards of care involving chronic…
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Salmonella Outbreak Results in Federal Prison Time for Executive
Infectious disease physicians treat illnesses caused by viral, bacterial, and fungal infections. Infectious disease expert witnesses are an important part of the legal team…
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Selecting the Right Orthopedic Surgeon for Your Case
Orthopedic surgery (commonly spelled “Orthopaedic” in academia) is a field of surgery dealing with the surgical treatment of disease and injury of the musculoskeletal…
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Popliteal artery injury
FOCUS Arthroscopic knee surgery resulting in unrecognized popliteal artery injury. A medical negligence case requiring Orthopedic Surgery medical expert witness case review. BACKGROUND Any…
Read articleOrthopedic Hardware Failure and Shoulder Injury
E-CASE STUDIES are brief clinical vignettes based upon actual cases handled by ELITE. Identifying information has been redacted or altered to protect case confidentiality.…
Read articleDelayed diagnosis of tibial plateau fracture
FOCUS A missed diagnosis on X-Ray (radiograph) results in the delayed treatment of a tibial plateau fracture. A medical negligence case requiring a Radiology…
Read articleDelay Between Clearance and Surgery
FOCUS Did the 9-month delay between the stress test for clearance prior to elective knee surgery constitute negligence? BACKGROUND Patients undergoing elective joint replacement…
Read articleDid an Inmate’s Care Constitute Negligence and Contribute to his Premature Death?
Focus Did the lack of monitoring and treatment of an inmate’s pacemaker and hypertension constitute negligence and contribute to his premature death? Background Hypertension…
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