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Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law | Personal Injury Law December 12, 2012
Patient Bar Coding Reduces Hospital Errors
Little Rock, AR (Law Firm Newswire) December 12, 2012 – Hospital errors are more prevalent than most people are aware. A solution may be medication bar coding. “Bar coding is an innovative system,” remarked Mike Smith, an Arkansas injury lawyer…
Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law | Personal Injury Law December 7, 2012
Transvaginal Mesh Kits are Fatally Flawed from the Start
Austin, TX (Law Firm Newswire) December 7 , 2012 – The idea of transvaginal kits began as a good one. However, the concept was fatally flawed from the beginning. “While the idea of a transvaginal kit had some merit, it…
Criminal Defense Law | Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law December 5, 2012
Whistleblower Fall Out Dogs Penn State University’s Mike McQueary
Cleveland, OH (Law Firm Newswire) December 5, 2012 – Being a whistleblower is not fun. It typically has a variety of consequences. “Many whistleblowers face distain and are ostracized not only in their workplace, if they are still employed, but…
Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law | Personal Injury Law November 29, 2012
Medical Malpractice Suit Questions If Tests Were Enough
Waxahachie, TX (Law Firm Newswire) November 29, 2012 – In Des Moines County, a jury has been unable to reach a verdict in a medical malpractice trial. The lawsuit was brought against a medical center and an emergency room doctor…
Criminal Defense Law | Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law November 29, 2012
Liposuction is Deadlier Than People Realize Cautions Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Cleveland, OH (Law Firm Newswire) November 29, 2012 – Many people believe that nothing can go wrong with liposuction and other cosmetic procedures. People generally believe these procedures are universally safe because they are elective and not done because someone…
Legacy | Medical Malpractice Law | Personal Injury Law November 23, 2012
Early Offer Bill May Unfairly Pressure Patients to Settle
Brunswick, GA (Law Firm Newswire) November 23, 2012 – New Jersey Assemblywoman Amy H. Handlin recently proposed a bill to reform how medical malpractice complaints can be settled to address a doctor shortage and reduce medical malpractice rates. The bill,…