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On the Cutting Edge of Surgical Negligence: Will LESS be More?
Traditional surgery involves the exposure of abdominal and pelvic organs through a single large incision. This approach, known as open laparotomy, affords a wide-open…
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Medical Negligence Case Strength: 3 Key Metrics for Plaintiff and Defense
Every attorney wants a “strong” case, but strength is a term that is difficult to quantify since it has several subjective variables. All attorneys…
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation: A Critical Resource in Complex Personal Injury
Attorneys often struggle when analyzing a claimant whose issues span multiple medical and surgical specialties. For example, say that a 65-year-old woman fractured her…
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Hand Surgery Litigation: 5 Tips to Gain an Upper Hand
Hand surgery cases are complex and mistakes during litigation are costly. Before reaching out to a Hand Surgery medical expert witness, take time to…
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Exhumation Autopsy: Strategic and Practical Perspectives
Few forensic endeavors raise more questions and intrigue than exhumation autopsy. In nearly all societies and throughout the millennia, the grave is sacrosanct. Protected…
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Building a Case Timeline: The First Step in Analyzing Time-Sensitive Cases
Timing is everything, and a detailed timeline is the first step in analyzing any time-sensitive medical negligence case. Time-sensitive cases are those that allege…
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Differing Versions of the Same Encounter: The Medical Expert’s Dilemma
Imagine that you’ve secured a top-tier medical expert for a “solid” case, the medical records are in the expert’s hands, and now it is…
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Selecting the Right Orthopedic Surgeon for Your Case
Orthopedic surgery (commonly spelled “Orthopaedic” in academia) is a field of surgery dealing with the surgical treatment of disease and injury of the musculoskeletal…
Read articleInterventional 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…
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