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How Does Physician Burnout Affect Patients?
The American Medical Association strives to promote “the art and science of medicine and the betterment of public health.” Each year, the AMA reports…
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Dangers of IV Lines: Malpractice Related to Intravenous Line Extravasation
Nurses are generally responsible for placing intravenous (IV) catheters and infusing drugs and fluids through IV lines. While IV lines are a routine part…
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Medical Expert Witnesses: When is it Time to Empty the Stable?
Human nature compels us to use resources efficiently, but the recycling of medical expert witnesses often brings more problems than it solves. Reusing an…
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Pharmacy Errors are a Major Cause of Malpractice Lawsuits
Nearly 4 billion outpatient prescriptions will be dispensed in the U.S. in 2020, and billions more will be filled by inpatient hospitals and clinics.…
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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Scrutinized
Neonatology deals with the care and treatment of newborns during the first thirty days of life. The hospital-based specialty is practiced in the neonatal…
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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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