by Medical Justice | Jun 6, 2017 | Blog, In The Media, Patient Safety
Sometimes you need a nugget of medical information – pronto. If your patient has been in a hospital, you likely have access to reams of data. Finding your nugget may take seconds, minutes, or hours. You may never find it. A number of years ago, Dr. Kamal Thapar, a...
by Medical Justice | May 26, 2017 | Blog, In The Media, Legal
The jury has spoken. Stephen Blumberg owns Stephen Leigh Jewelers in Massachusetts. Toodie’s Fine Jewelry is a competitor. Allegedly, Adam Jacobs, a Toodie’s employee, wrote a multi-paragraph negative Yelp review about Stephen Leigh Jewelers. The review said he was...
by Medical Justice | Oct 10, 2012 | In The Media
Fair or not, online reviews may be the first thing a potential patient sees about a dermatologist By John Carruthers, staff writer, Dermatology World, October 01, 2012
by Medical Justice | Apr 5, 2012 | In The Media
WEDNESDAY, April 4 (HealthDay News) — For doctors defending medical malpractice claims, costs vary widely across specialties and can run into the tens of thousands, even when a patient did not receive a payout, new research shows. The upshot: Patients end up...
by Medical Justice | Apr 4, 2012 | In The Media
Two years ago, Dennis Laurion logged on to a rate-your-doctor website to vent about a Duluth neurologist, Dr. David McKee. McKee had examined Laurion’s father, Kenneth, when he was hospitalized after a stroke. The family, Laurion wrote, wasn’t happy with his...
by Medical Justice | Nov 10, 2011 | In The Media
Medical malpractice often boils down to a battle of expert witnesses. Frivolous cases are often fueled by inappropriate expert testimony. Click here to listen to the interview Feeling the pressure? Learn how we can protect you... We know your time is valuable. Spend a...
