Malpractice
Malpractice Law
There is a general lack of data kept by courts prior to the 1950s regarding the average awards for medical malpractice and medical error litigation. However, this is not necessarily
Medical Malpractice Law
Burden of Proof In common law the burden of proof will always fall on the plaintiff. This means that to prove his or her case the evidence will need to
- Multiple Defendants in Medical Malpractice Suit
- Practice Guidelines as an Affirmative Defense
- The Wrecking Ball of Lost Chance of Survival
- Need to Know Facts of Medical Malpractice Defense
- Statute of Limitations Shouldn’t Rush You
- The Respectable Minority Rule For Malpractice
- Contributory Negligence from Patient
- Good Samaritan Acts
- Clinical Innovation
Malpractice
What is Legal Malpractice Insurance? Legal malpractice insurance is designed to protect attorneys from lawsuits against them or their firms based on that attorney's negligent and/or willful misrepresentation of their
Burden of Proof
Recently there has been a new form of tort laws attempting to cover a wide range of human nature that was not protected under the law. Suffering and distress are
Patient Confidentiality
Psychiatrists to PatientsPatient confidentiality in regards to the relationship between a psychiatrist and a patient is a solemn aspect of the physician-patient privilege. Patients with psychiatric problems have the least
Professional Patient Relationship
When patients begins treatment under a health care professional, they form a contract between themselves and the medical professional. The contract formed therein is legally binding and is condition subsequent
