Should a Judge Intervene in Medical Care?
Gene Moen
January 7, 2022
I recently received a call from a woman who wanted a medical malpractice attorney to sue to compel a hospital to use a non-FDA approved
I recently received a call from a woman who wanted a medical malpractice attorney to sue to compel a hospital to use a non-FDA approved
I read two interesting, and somewhat related, articles in medical journals this week. One of them was a review of primary care physicians’ incomes. The other was
As readers of this blog may know, we participated in a 5+ week all-Zoom trial in May and June of 2021, resulting in a significant
Tyler Goldberg-Hoss and I recently shared some of our perspective regarding Zoom trials at the Washington State Association for Justice’s Winter Conference. The second day
What is it like to try a 5+ week case via Zoom? What is it like to guide the case for six years to get
Your kidneys are amazing organs. Each of your kidneys is about the size of the palm of your hand. And every day, approximately 40 gallons
It is not uncommon for us to get frantic calls from hospitalized patients or their loved ones, desperate for help either to compel some treatment
As was recently posted on our blog, I had the privilege of co-editing the recent update of what is believed to be one of the
Please join us in congratulating CMG Law partner Tyler Goldberg-Hoss for the release of the second edition of WSAJ’s Medical Negligence Deskbook. The deskbook was
Any negligence claim has four components: duty, breach, causation, and damages. As the plaintiffs it is our burden to prove each of those elements on