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Interventional Cardiology: Essentials for Attorneys
Given the widespread prevalence of heart disease in the US population, issues related to cardiology occur in countless medical negligence cases. Consequently, in the…
Read articleHow To Select A Medical Expert Witness: Mission-Critical Steps for Success
The expert witness is the foundation of any medical malpractice case. From analyzing the elements of negligence to testifying at deposition and trial, your…
Read articleHow To Find A Medical Expert: Pearls and Pitfalls
Attorneys are surprisingly creative at finding their expert witnesses. From trusted sources to personal friends to the physician who performed their last colonoscopy, no…
Read articleCausation: The Key Element of Oncology Litigation
All successful medical negligence claims require four cardinal elements: duty, breach, harm, and causation. In oncology litigation, however, the element of causation assumes paramount…
Read articleCritical Facts You Need to Know About Hospital Medicine Liability
Hospital Medicine is a branch of medicine dealing with acute patient care, teaching, and research, all within a hospital-based healthcare system. Consequently, Hospital Medicine…
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Critical Steps to Organizing a Medical Record
An organized medical record is the cornerstone of any negligence case. Since the record is the most important material upon which your expert will…
Read articlePreparing Your Expert Witness: Time for a Pep Talk
From the perspective of the expert witness, examination is not a particularly enjoyable process. The adversarial environment, intensity of focus, and technical nature of…
Read articleWho Really Has The Top Medical Expert?
The success or failure of any medical negligence case rests squarely upon the medical facts, yet it is the competence of the testifying expert…
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