New Bill Aims to Increase VA Medical Malpractice Damage Cap
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In his latest post to our firm’s Eastern Shore Virginia Injury Blog, my colleague John C. points to a study that proved what many residents of towns like Accomac, Chincoteague and Tangier Island already knew: Parents and children in rural areas have access to too few pediatricians and family care practitioners. John notes that increasing…
In his latest post to our firm’s Virginia & North Carolina Medical Surgery Malpractice Attorneys Blog, my colleague Jim Lewis advises families members to request an autopsy when they suspect a loved one has lost his or her life due to a misdiagnosis, mistake, negligence or other instance of medical malpractice by a doctor, surgeon,…
Brain surgeons were operating on a teenager named Cody at an Arkansas hospital, when, during the procedure, the surgeons realized they were operating on the wrong side of Cody’s brain. Talk about blatant medical negligence! According to Cody’s attorneys, the surgeons halted the wrong-sided brain surgery and continued with the surgery on the proper side of the brain. If that wasn’t bad…
In his latest post to our firm’s Virginia and North Carolina Medical Surgery Malpractice Attorneys blog, my colleague Jim Lewis writes about two incidents in which plastic surgery complications led to the deaths of young women. The surgeons and nurses of the surgical teams were found negligent in trials for not ensuring the patients received…