Defective Remington Triggers Under Fire Again, Still Not Recalled
Two weeks ago, NBC’s Rock Center aired an investigative report questioning the safety of the Common Fire Control of over 20 [...]
New Jersey Supreme Court Re-affirms Discovery Rule For Statute of Limitations in Pharmaceutical Negligence Lawsuits
Some of the largest drug companies in the United States are based in, of have their U.S. headquarters in, New [...]
Anesthesia Complications In Routine Surgery
The lines between conscious sedation, monitored anesthesia care, general anesthesia, and life-threatening central nervous system depression are blurry and thin. As [...]
When Workers’ Compensation Isn’t Enough After A Wrongful Death
One of the most common situations I see as a personal injury lawyer involves people injured at work because their employer [...]
The Arbitrary Tragedy of Cancer Misdiagnosis
Misdiagnosis is the most common type of medical malpractice case – roughly one-quarter of all claims – and the failure [...]
Massive Emergency Room Malpractice Award For Noncompliant Patient
I’ve written several times before about where multi-million dollar jury verdicts come from, like in A Look Behind The Scenes [...]
Did Ryan Dunn’s Passenger Assume The Risk Of Riding With A Drunk Driver?
Big news across the internet yesterday after “Jackass” star Ryan Dunn and a passenger died in an early-morning one-car crash [...]
It’s Legal Malpractice Not To Sue Hospital Residents For Medical Malpractice
[Updated September 2, 2017. The Journal of the American Medical Association - Surgery published an article on this very subject, [...]