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When a patient undergoes surgery – either under emergency circumstances or in the course of a long-anticipated treatment plan – there is an expectation that the doctors, nurses and anesthesiologists involved are going to use the utmost care and caution. We all know there are many potential risks associated with surgery, but we do expectContinue reading “Study: Medication Mistakes Occur in at Least Half of Surgeries”

Plaintiff in the medical malpractice case of Tillson v. Lane will have the opportunity to take his case to trial, following the Vermont Supreme Court’s reversal of an earlier trial court ruling that granted summary judgment to defendant on the “Loss of Chance” doctrine. The “Loss of Chance” doctrine, while permitted in several jurisdictions, isContinue reading “Medical Malpractice Category Archives — Page 3 of 4”

Plaintiff in the medical malpractice case of Tillson v. Lane will have the opportunity to take his case to trial, following the Vermont Supreme Court’s reversal of an earlier trial court ruling that granted summary judgment to defendant on the “Loss of Chance” doctrine. The “Loss of Chance” doctrine, while permitted in several jurisdictions, isContinue reading “Tillson v. Lane – “Loss of Chance” Doctrine in Medical Liability Cases”

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager has proposed shelling out $2.1 million in risk insurance funds to cover the cost of sidewalk repairs, following a new report indicating more than 100 miles of it in the city are unsafe. That will only begin to cover the costs of fixing the walkways, though. The consultant’s study that opinedContinue reading “Report: 106 Miles of Unsafe Sidewalks Span Fort Lauderdale”

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager has proposed shelling out $2.1 million in risk insurance funds to cover the cost of sidewalk repairs, following a new report indicating more than 100 miles of it in the city are unsafe. That will only begin to cover the costs of fixing the walkways, though. The consultant’s study that opinedContinue reading “fall injuries Tag Archives”

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager has proposed shelling out $2.1 million in risk insurance funds to cover the cost of sidewalk repairs, following a new report indicating more than 100 miles of it in the city are unsafe. That will only begin to cover the costs of fixing the walkways, though. The consultant’s study that opinedContinue reading “Florida injury lawyer Tag Archives”

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager has proposed shelling out $2.1 million in risk insurance funds to cover the cost of sidewalk repairs, following a new report indicating more than 100 miles of it in the city are unsafe. That will only begin to cover the costs of fixing the walkways, though. The consultant’s study that opinedContinue reading “Florida slip-and-fall Tag Archives”

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager has proposed shelling out $2.1 million in risk insurance funds to cover the cost of sidewalk repairs, following a new report indicating more than 100 miles of it in the city are unsafe. That will only begin to cover the costs of fixing the walkways, though. The consultant’s study that opinedContinue reading “Lauderdale sidewalk injury attorney Tag Archives”

When a company shuts down operations, pays off creditors and steps away, those involved may believe that’s the end of it and begin moving onto other endeavors. However, if the company has products that may have caused injury to others, the firm could be subject to litigation well after the doors are closed. In Florida,Continue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 22 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

When a company shuts down operations, pays off creditors and steps away, those involved may believe that’s the end of it and begin moving onto other endeavors. However, if the company has products that may have caused injury to others, the firm could be subject to litigation well after the doors are closed. In Florida,Continue reading “Broward injury Tag Archives”