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When Cause of Death is Unclear, Expert Testimony Must Show Causation
To establish medical malpractice, a plaintiff must prove that the healthcare provider’s action fell below the standard of care and that the failure was…
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Two Courts Change the Scope of What’s Protected Under Medical Peer Review Statutes
When a plaintiff sues a doctor for malpractice, the medical facility may also be culpable for negligent credentialing. Healthcare entities have a responsibility to…
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Informed Consent & the Future of Med Mal Cases
Many med mal torts hinge on the issue of informed consent, focusing on the information physicians have provided regarding treatment options, potential risks, and…
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Murder Charges for Doctor Who Prescribed Opioids
A New York doctor was charged with second-degree murder this month for prescription practices that allegedly led to the opioid-related deaths of five patients.…
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Medical Records Reveal Elaborate Billing Fraud in Home Health Care, Resulting in $10M Settlement
Phony Records Were Used to Legitimize Overcharges and Other Fraudulent Billing to MassHealth for Years, Authorities Say Maestro-Connections Health Systems (Maestro) and its CEO,…
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Artificial Intelligence and Health Care: Who’s Liable When the Algorithm Fails?
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are poised for exponential growth in the health care industry. These technologies are being hailed for their…
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Medical Malpractice vs. Medical Battery Claims
As states increasingly enact damages caps in medical malpractice cases, medical battery may offer an alternative theory of liability for a plaintiff’s injuries, thus…
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Jury Finds For Plaintiff Following 90% Loss Of Kidney Function
What is the role of a urology expert witness? Urologists are M.D.s who complete a five-year postgraduate residency in urology. After passing their board…
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Lawsuits Involving Uterine Power Morcellation for Presumed Leiomyomas
The potential dangers of power morcellation have been studied for years, yet the procedure continues to be used. Morcellation is a surgical technique to…
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