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Proving and Defending Against Claims of Disability Fraud
Over 9 million people receive Social Security disability benefits. Many more are covered under private insurance and workers’ compensation. While most of these cases…
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What are the Dangers of Jet Fuel Exposure?
When a Delta Airlines plane dumped jet fuel over several Los Angeles County schools in preparation for an emergency landing, among the issues raised…
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Medical Malpractice vs. Medical Battery Claims
As states increasingly enact damages caps in medical malpractice cases, medical battery may offer an alternative theory of liability for a plaintiff’s injuries, thus…
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4 Tips for Attorneys to Improve Communication with an Inexperienced Medical Expert Witness
A top-notch expert witness is invaluable in a lawsuit. However, if the physician or surgeon has little experience as an expert witness, attorneys may…
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Jury Finds For Plaintiff Following 90% Loss Of Kidney Function
What is the role of a urology expert witness? Urologists are M.D.s who complete a five-year postgraduate residency in urology. After passing their board…
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Lawsuits Involving Uterine Power Morcellation for Presumed Leiomyomas
The potential dangers of power morcellation have been studied for years, yet the procedure continues to be used. Morcellation is a surgical technique to…
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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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Vaping-Related Lawsuits on the Rise
In 2019, vaping became big news as cases of illness and death allegedly related to vaping surged. As of Dec. 4, 2019, there have…
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