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Allegations of ER Triage Negligence
Emergency room treatment is exacting and fast-paced. When treatment deviates from the medical standard of care, errors may lead to serious or fatal injuries.…
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NFL Concussion Injuries
The American Academy of Neurology has released the results of a preliminary study on repeated head injuries of former NFL players. The results were…
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Daubert Standard On Expert Testimony Reevaluated By Florida Supreme Court
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled on the Daubert standard regarding admissibility of expert testimony. 2013 changes to the Florida Evidence Code put Daubert…
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Concurrent Surgeries & The Orthopedic Surgery Expert Witness
A Boston jury has determined that a spine surgeon, did not cause his patient’s quadriplegia following surgery in 2012. The surgeon, Chief of orthopedic…
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Four Tips When Obtaining an Independent Medical Examination
Obtaining an independent medical examination is crucial to any legal case involving injuries or alleged medical malpractice. When a patient believes he or she…
Read articleHospital Failed to Immobilize Spine After Car Accident
A Boca Raton Regional Hospital patient has charged the emergency room staff with medical negligence following a 2012 car accident. Silkworth argues that while…
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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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