ACOG Improves Its Guidelines On Brain Injury At Birth (A Little)
For lawyers who represent birth malpractice victims, few phrases conjure up as much ire and frustration as “the ACOG report,” [...]
For lawyers who represent birth malpractice victims, few phrases conjure up as much ire and frustration as “the ACOG report,” [...]
Caitlin Flanagan’s “The Dark Power of Fraternities” at The Atlantic, an exposé of the “endemic, lurid, and sometimes tragic problems” [...]
In most medical malpractice cases, the default defense is: “medicine is so complex and mysterious that there is no standard [...]
For years, I’ve written about the prevailing myths about medical malpractice law, from the falsehoods about defensive medicine to the [...]
Yesterday, the Supreme Court unanimously held in Millbrook v. United States that 28 U.S.C. § 2680(h) — the statute that [...]
“Referral fee” can mean a lot of different things in the law. The plainly unethical version involves lawyers paying non-lawyers [...]
Earlier this week, The Legal Intelligencer published an article on attorney’s fees* in workers’ compensation** cases that’s currently pending before [...]
Imagine you are a medical malpractice attorney. Your client, in the hospital for surgery or childbirth or some other invasive [...]
I suppose it’s unsurprising that criminal defense lawyers and plaintiff’s lawyers would all have concerns about the use of Tasers [...]
Last week, our firm blog posted a short note about how Actos patients with bladder cancer in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Tennessee [...]