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Birthing Team Did Not Use Continuous Fetal Heart-Rate Monitor
A Suffolk County, MA, jury awarded the family of Aiden Boulter $30.6M after finding that Cross Country Staffing Inc. was negligent in the care…
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Johnson & Johnson Moves to Exclude 22 Experts’ Testimony in Ovarian Cancer Suits
After already paying out millions in damages, Johnson & Johnson is facing a large-scale multidistrict litigation regarding the links between its talcum powder and…
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Florida Fires Frye: Adopting the Daubert Test for Expert Witness Admissibility
Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, if you need to support your litigation with an expert witness, you must show in a hearing that…
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What is the Role of the Cruise Ship Medicine Expert?
What is the role of the cruise ship and maritime medicine expert witness? When a cruise ship passenger suffers an accident, injury, or acute…
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Malpractice Litigation Addresses Baby Born With Lack Of Oxygen
Minnesota couple Leotha Pinkney and John Richardson filed a malpractice lawsuit against the medical staff at Regions Hospital and HealthPartners in St. Paul, MN,…
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When Is One “Medical Occurrence” Actually Two?
Medical malpractice insurance experts take note: the definition of “medical occurrence” in an insurance policy may be as straightforward as you think. In John…
Read articleDo Medical Consults Require a Duty to Caution?
In an unusual case in Washington state, the plaintiff’s medical expert witness failed to persuade the court that a Department of Veteran Affairs primary…
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Failure to Report Medication Error Puts Hospital in Medicare’s Crosshairs
The family of Tennessee resident Chesta Shoemaker has filed a lawsuit against Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Shoemaker was under the care of general surgeon…
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Florida Court: MedMal Testimony Must Be From Expert In Same Specialty
The Florida Appeals Court in Osceola County rejected a medical malpractice lawsuit by a plaintiff against her orthopedic surgeon. The plaintiff alleges that she…
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