Is the Judge or the Jury More Important in a Medical Negligence Trial?
Both the judge and jury are important in different ways in determining the outcome of a medical negligence trial.
Both the judge and jury are important in different ways in determining the outcome of a medical negligence trial.
Under some circumstances, patients can undergo heart surgery while still awake. The benefits include quickly recovery time and avoidance of risks of traditional anesthesia.
Swedish researchers recently found that the health effects of a stroke not only affect the stroke survivor, but also negatively affect the physical and mental health of their partners as well.
The Everett Clinic plans to merge with a national healthcare firm based in Colorado, DaVita Health Care Partners.
Preparing a Healthcare Power of Attorney or Advanced Healthcare Directive will make it easier for your loved ones in the event you need to investigate a possible medical negligence claim.
An upcoming clinical trial at the UW will test the utility of a heart transplant system that hopes to better preserve transplants, leading to more successful transplants.
A company in Vancouver, Washington has come up with a new approach to providing primary care to customers with insurance that otherwise excludes such care.
Recent experiments transplanting liver stem cells into mice livers give hope to researchers that one day stem cell therapy will replace the need for liver transplants
A recent study focused on patients in Oregon and Washington who used alternative medicine to treat their chronic pain found that these patients were often reluctant to tell their doctors.
CMG Founder and Partner Gene Moen has been named to the Top 100 list of 2015 Super Lawyers in Washington