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Expert Medical Witnesses Can Make or Break a Case
A good medical expert can be the difference between freedom and life behind bars, said leading Michigan personal injury attorney Mike Morse in his…
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DOJ Achieves Big-Dollar Settlements Against Big Pharma for Drug Marketing Violations
The Department of Justice is on a rampage against big pharma, cracking down on illegal marketing practices through False Claims Act litigation. Emboldened by…
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Whistleblowers Get More than $16M in $122M FCA Settlement with Mental Healthcare Provider
A major provider of psychiatric services agreed to pay $122 million to settle alleged violations under the False Claims Act. The Department of Justice…
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Suit against Cigna is Latest Attempt by DOJ to Crack Down on Medicare Advantage Fraud
The U.S. Justice Department joined a whistleblower lawsuit this month alleging that Cigna used improper diagnostic codes to overbill Medicare Advantage by more than…
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Law Would Shield Businesses by Making It Harder for Workers to Bring COVID-related Suits
As the economy continues to open up, liability related to COVID-19 is a very real concern for well-meaning businesses, universities, health care providers and…
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Courts Split on Whether Medical Expert Testimony Alone Can Prove Falsity in FCA Cases
A nascent circuit court split again places medical necessity cases in the spotlight. An ever-evolving area of the law, medical necessity is one of…
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Exploring Claims For Retained Foreign Bodies After Surgery
Retained foreign bodies (RFBs) after surgery are situations where surgical items are unintentionally left in the body after skin closure. These are considered to…
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When Is Unnecessary Surgery a Case of Malpractice?
The problem of unnecessary surgeries has been publicized since at least the 1950s. Unnecessary surgeries are those that are not needed, indicated, or in…
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Dental Malpractice Liability for Nerve Injuries
Dental malpractice can result in a wide variety of injuries and high verdicts. According to one study of data from the National Practitioner Database,…
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