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Chesapeake Personal Injury Lawyer Info: Parents Head for Laptop Before Hospital

Twelve percent of parents told researchers that had consulted health and medical information on the internet before taking their child to an emergency room., Reuters Health reported on October 20, 2011. The most commonly visited websites were WebMD and Wikipedia. The study groups consisted of 240 parents, a majority of whom said they were more likely…

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Virginia Medical Malpractice Personal Injury Attorney Jim Lewis Invited to Lecture on Mediation Techniques

Virginia Beach VA personal injury attorney Jim Lewis spoke to members of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association on mediation techniques he uses in his own injury law practice. Taking “mediation as an alternative to trial” as his cetral theme, Lewis spoke on October 12, 2011, and was joined by retired circuit court judges from Suffolk and…

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Chesapeake, VA Personal Injury Attorney Reports: Paralysis Caused by Doctors’ Negligence Results in Settlement for Patient

In his latest post to our firm’s VA-NC Medical Surgery Malpractice Blog, my colleague Jim Lewis reports on a legal victory for a Florida (FL) woman who became paralyzed due to the negligence of three doctors who ignored her cries for help and missed what should have been a simple diagnosis of an injection-related injury…

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Chesapeake, VA Personal Injury Attorney Reports: Pennsylvania Nursing Home Abuse Caught on Camera

When elderly loved ones develop health issues we can no longer help them with, we often turn to nursing homes, assisted living communities and senior living facilities to care for them. Sadly, many of the employees at these facilities have been known to abuse their residents. After suspecting abuse, a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PA), woman decided…

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Chesapeake Personal Injury Lawyer Info: Electronic Health Records Assist Patients in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

When a patient goes to see a doctor, dentist or other medical professional, there is often a computer in the exam room. Electronic health records make the storing of medical histories and treament documentation more efficient and more accessible.  However, the misuse of EHRs could leave medical providers vulnerable to medical malpractice lawsuits, according to MDNews,com. When…

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