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Oncology: Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer
Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer Incidentally found lung nodule results in death after delayed diagnosis of cancer, lack of follow-up imaging, and treatment. BACKGROUND Incidental…
Read articlePediatric Neurosurgery Expert Witness: Pediatric VP shunt
FOCUS A ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt became irretrievably lodged in the brain of a young child following treatment for pseudotumor cerebri with hydrocephalus. BACKGROUND…
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2016 American Association For Justice Annual Convention
The 2016 American Association For Justice Annual Convention is July 22-15 at the Los Angeles JW Marriott and LA Convention Center. AAJ’s Continuing Legal…
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NY Medical Malpractice Law
New York legislation to change the state’s medical malpractice law did not pass before the end of the current session. Lavern’s Law is named…
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Student Athlete Concussion Litigation
The family of Derek Sheely filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the NCAA, members of the Frostburg State (Maryland) coaching staff and helmet manufacturer…
Read articleOncology Experts & Taxotere Lawsuits
A Texas cancer patient has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the chemotherapy drug Taxotere. Alina S. Gorniak alleges the drug left her…
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Pediatric Neurologist Opines In Dravet Syndrome Lawsuit
Pediatric neurology experts specialize in the treatment of pediatric neurological conditions including the management of seizures as well as the side effects of medications…
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Pelvic Surgery Complications
Maria D. Ramirez has filed a medical malpractice complaint in Cook County Circuit Court against Presence Chicago Hospitals Network. She was admitted to the…
Read articleNew York Medical Malpractice Statute Of Limitations Legislation
There is a limited amount of time within which a patient can make a medical malpractice claim against a medical professional. These statutes vary by state.…
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