Are There Errors in Your Medical Records?
Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States. A Johns Hopkins study found more than 250,000 people in the U.S. die every year from medical mistakes, making it the third-leading...
Read MoreHow Does Loss of Chance Affect Medical Malpractice Claims?
Loss of Chance Caused by Medical Negligence Loss of chance is a type of medical negligence claim that can be filed when negligent care diminishes or eliminates a patient’s odds for a positive outcome. Instead...
Read MoreElectronic Health Records & Medical Malpractice – Getting All the Info?
Medical malpractice cases occur when a healthcare professional negligently causes an injury, or other damages to a patient, and the patient or their family files a claim. Health records will be referred to in medical...
Read MoreData Shows Most Kids Not Screened For Developmental Delays
Data shows most kids not screened for developmental delays Early detection is often key when it comes to minimizing the long-term negative impact of a serious medical condition, especially among children. Unfortunately, according to the...
Read MoreBrain Injury Hard To Detect, So Beware Of Oregon Statute Of Limitations
Head injuries are one of the most vexing concerns for medical care providers and patients alike. Unlike many other types of injury, the long-term effects of head trauma may not manifest for months, or even...
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