Beware of misleading health care claims from "alternative" health care providers, such as "pastoral provider licenses" and others like it.
It is more important to know what jurors think of your claim than it is to have your own thoughts about it. After all, you don’t get to decide your case. The jury does.
A recent study found that 1% of doctors are responsible for nearly 33% of paid medical malpractice claims.
If the state of insurance in Wisconsin is any indicator, the medical malpractice crisis may be more of an insurance premium scam.
Current health care changes impact the ability of plaintiff attorneys to bring malpractice and other general personal injury claims.
Transient amnesia is another possible side effect for health care professionals who work long hours and are deprived from sleep.
New medical research has found that people are more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat following the death of their spouse.
A recent bill introduced in Congress would have the effect of greatly reducing the ability of victims of medical negligence from recovering for their injuries
Focus Groups can offer insights into how non-lawyers think of the issues in a case.
Many folks have an aversion to lawsuits in general. Perhaps more folks have an aversion to suing doctors and nurses. But there is one type
