Not only did Sophia* develop diabetes from Lipitor, so did her doctor. This is their story. Sophia, a woman in her 50s, worked at a local […]
The Lipitor Case That Pfizer Doesn’t Want To be Heard Read More
In my practice I regularly represent people who have been misdiagnosed and, as a result, have suffered devastating consequences. I describe some of these horrific
Diagnostic Errors Need Urgent Fixes, Milestone Report Says Read More
Many nursing homes ask residents to waive legal rights as part of the admissions process. This is wrong and should be prohibited nationwide. The Centers
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Though I tend to focus on birth injury medical malpractice cases, the type of injuries and specifics of each case vary widely. What stays consistent,
10 Steps of a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Read More
Jaundice that progresses to kernicterus (a type of brain damage) and cerebral palsy should not be happening in the U.S. today. But it still is,
Jaundice That Leads to Cerebral Palsy is Medical Negligence Read More
(Looking Back and Moving Forward – continued) By Lisa Viele The doctor’s attorney asked questions about “studies” and past testing from others and how this
10 Years After Lizzy’s Trial: Taking Care of Lizzy For Life—Thanks, Ken Suggs Read More
A telltale sign of the 13-month-old’s spinal cord injury was there on the x-ray for all to see, but nobody did. Not the doctor who ordered it,
Spinal Cord Injury Tragedy that Doctors Ignored — Destiny’s Story of Medical Mistakes Read More
After her son’s cesarean-section birth, Nicole was told he was in the NICU due to various complications. The doctor told Nicole her son would probably
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Ava* was an intelligent, adventurous young woman with a bright future ahead of her. After college, she taught English in Japan, then returned home to
Meningitis Misdiagnosis Leads to Permanent Brain Injury–Ava’s Story Read More
Bard, formerly known as C.R. Bard, has been accused – again – of knowingly selling a defective and unreasonably dangerous medical device. Bard is a
Scandal Hits Dangerous Medical Device Maker Bard – Again Read More
In my years as a medical malpractice attorney, no two of my cases have ever been exactly alike due to the variety of claims involved.
Medical Malpractice: Who is to Blame? Read More
A recent federal court ruling may hold out some hope for patients seriously injured by generic drugs – a group that thus far has been
Big Pharma “Victory” May Actually Hold Generic Drugs Liable Read More
A device used to keep patients warm during hip or knee replacement surgery has been linked to serious post-surgical infections that sometimes require second surgeries
Infection after Hip or Knee Surgery Linked to Warming Device Read More
When a medical procedure results in injury or even death, it is natural to wonder if it was preventable. Often, the bad result was not
Is a Bad Medical Outcome a Malpractice Case? 5 Questions To Help You Decide Read More
A Class II medical device called Lariat® (SentraHEART, Inc.) fails one out of 10 times when used “off label” in a cardiac procedure to clamp
Untested Use of Cardiac Surgery Device Lariat Proves Dangerous Read More