Medical Malpractice Blog
The Length of a Medical Malpractice Case
So often people want to know, “How long does it take to go through a medical malpractice case?” or “How soon will I know if my medical negligence case is won?” Neither of these questions [...]
Texas vs. Bowie
It’s no surprise that most professional athletes leave their career, and sport, with damage to their bodies - some short-term and some chronic. Ex-pitcher of nearly 10 years, Micah Bowie has been struggling to survive [...]
Veteran Affairs Negligence
A medical malpractice case last year left a a Columbia Air Force veteran dead after seeking help at the Dorn Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina. The Dorn Veterans Affairs Medical Center serves [...]
End of Life Options Bill Criticized for Being Suicide Assistance
In December of 2018, State Representative Deborah Armstrong of New Mexico pre-filed ‘HB 90’, the Elizabeth Whitfield End of Life Options Act. Being introduced in January of 2019, we will dig deeper into what this [...]
No Doctor On Duty
Electronic Intensive Care Unit, eICU or also known as tele-ICU, is a new technique of monitoring patients, no matter where they are. By use of alarms, cameras, microphones and other tools, a doctor is able [...]
3rd Leading Cause of Death
It’s an interesting comparison - medical malpractice lawsuits are fairly rare in the grand scheme of things, however medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in America. If so many lives are ended [...]