This paper is a primer for physicians and their counsel, outlining ways of avoiding a malpractice suit and what to expect in court. My first county medical society appointment in 1912 was as chairman of the legislative committee, and in the years intervening I have had wide experience advising doctors, helping defense attorneys, appearing in court many times as an expert witness, and as a defendant. So I speak from experience. The suggestions as to technique are, in the main, from the recordsm of three cases (containing photostatic copies of all office and hospital records, pyelograms, detective reports, etc.), loaned by a malpractice insurance company
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Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
Medical malpractice litigation is challenging for both plaintiffs and defendants. The intersection o...
At this moment in history, tort reform and new approaches to resolving medical malpractice claims ar...
Historically, attorneys would claim that in potential medical malpractice cases, it was difficult, i...
This Article addresses whether a lawyer\u27s possible duty to inform and advise his client of potent...
Law implies from the employment of a doctor contract that the doctor will diagnose and treat his pat...
Today more malpractice suits are being filed than ever before. Not only are more suits being filed b...
Until recently, when we spoke of malpractice we invariably meant medical malpractice. Less than 20 y...
Medical malpractice suits consume time, money and energy. They strike fears of nightmarishly lengthy...
Our interest is in medical malpractice as an area of specialized practice for plaintiffs\u27 lawyers...
Many physicians refuse to provide an expert review of a medical malpractice case for a plaintiff's a...
A few years ago medical malpractice suits were something of a rarity in the United States. They now ...
A Friendly Approach to Reducing Medical Malpractice Litigation focuses on practical and feasible sol...
It is the purpose of this article to explain the various ways in which medicine becomes involved in ...
An attempt has been made to review what the courts have recently said about medical witnesses and th...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
Medical malpractice litigation is challenging for both plaintiffs and defendants. The intersection o...
At this moment in history, tort reform and new approaches to resolving medical malpractice claims ar...
Historically, attorneys would claim that in potential medical malpractice cases, it was difficult, i...
This Article addresses whether a lawyer\u27s possible duty to inform and advise his client of potent...