The Law is Struggling to Catch Up with the Corporatization of Healthcare
By Tyler Goldberg-Hoss Since the Washington State Supreme Court adopted the corporate negligence doctrine in 19841, our society has seen a change in the way in
The Medical Malpractice Attorneys at CMG Law are regular contributors to Trial News, the monthly publication of the Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ). These articles support all medical malpractice attorneys in Washington and their clients with useful information about litigating such claims.
In addition, Tyler Goldberg-Hoss, Gene Moen, and Carl-Erich Kruse have each served as chair or co-chair of the WSAJ Medical Negligence Section. And in 2016, Tyler served as editor of the first Medical Negligence Deskbook, published in 2016.
By Tyler Goldberg-Hoss Since the Washington State Supreme Court adopted the corporate negligence doctrine in 19841, our society has seen a change in the way in
The concept of a “locality rule” for medical negligence cases exists for many in rather a theoretical world. The reality is that the locality rule
Introduction “Cauda equina syndrome1 is a potentially devastating spinal condition associated with substantial morbidity, and often leads to litigation.”2 Although first described nearly a century
A just result for a deserving boy and his family Six years ago, Tyler Goldberg-Hoss received a call from another medical malpractice attorney in the
This article originally appeared in the May 2021 issue of Trial News. What. A. Year. As much as has already been written about the pandemic,
Spinal cord injuries are devastating not just for those who suffer from them but their loved ones, too. Depending on the spinal cord level and