by Medical Justice | Nov 9, 2019 | Risk Management
We continue with our series of general educational articles penned by one attorney, an MD, JD, giving you a view of the world through a malpractice plaintiff attorney’s eyes. This attorney is a seasoned veteran. The series includes a number of pearls on how to stay...
by Medical Justice | Sep 4, 2019 | Podcast, Risk Management
Dr. Roy Shelburne was, by all accounts, living the dream. He was leading a successful dental practice. He was providing high-quality care to patients who otherwise would’ve gone without. And he was serving a community of friends and family. In 2003, the FBI...
by Medical Justice | Mar 12, 2019 | Risk Management
Patient Dismissal Letters: Distinguishing Bad from Good in 5 Steps Physicians dismiss patients for numerous reasons. The circumstances are never identical, nor are they always undesirable. Often the decision is mutual. As the patient’s care evolves, sometimes the...
by Medical Justice | Feb 25, 2019 | Risk Management
Medical Justice Founder and CEO, Jeffrey Segal, MD, JD, and Medical Justice General Counsel, Michael Sacopulos, JD, summarize modern medico-legal threats to physicians in 15 minutes or less. Opening and closing music written and produced by Grammy award winning...
by Medical Justice | Feb 5, 2019 | Risk Management
You’ll receive a confirmation message upon submission. If you do not find this message immediately, please check your junk box. Your confirmation email will contain a brief message from Dr. Segal, who will review your situation and determine whether Medical...
by Medical Justice | Apr 16, 2018 | Risk Management
We recently blogged about a healthcare worker who was on the receiving end of a needlestick injury. The source patient agreed to be tested for HIV and hepatitis B and C. While the initial HIV test was positive, repeat testing was negative. Great news. The healthcare...
