Taking prescription medication is a necessary part of life for many of us. Often as we age and our health declines we take more and
Picture this scenario: A surgeon convinced a patient to undergo an unnecessary and expensive major surgery even though a small procedure had already proved successful
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, there was the “opioid epidemic.” From 1999 to 2019, nearly 500,000 people died from an overdose involving any opioid, including prescription
Osteoporosis is not only a woman’s health issue. Men suffer consequences from it less overall, but when they do the consequences are often more severe.
A new study includes guidelines for hospital stays of health term newborn infants. While such guidelines purport to not define the standard of care for a doctor or hospital in such situations, juries can be persuaded that they should have been followed in a given case.
A lack of consensus about whether to screen men for prostate cancer highlights the difficulty of using guidelines in malpractice cases when there is a significant difference of opinion in the medical community.
CMG’s Gene Moen has been selected as “Lawyer of the Year” in the Medical Malpractice – Plaintiffs practice area in the Seattle metropolitan areas by The Best Lawyers in America 2014. Only one attorney in each practice area is selected for this honor from peer-review assessments. Gene is also listed as a Best Lawyer in the Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs category.
Gene Moen and Paul Chemnick were once again named to the 2013 Super Lawyers list as among the top attorneys in Washington State. No more than 5 percent of the state’s attorneys are selected by Super Lawyers.
