A new study by Cornell University found that while the traditional view of abuse in nursing homes involves staff harming residents, residents may actually have more to fear from...
Read moreThe personal injury blogosphere and mainstream media are reporting on the resumption of the medical malpractice trial of Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis who is suing two Massachusetts...
Read moreIt was reported last week that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. settled a wrongful death lawsuit claiming a pharmacist at one of its stores sold a too-strong insulin drug to a...
Read moreTort reform activists have routinely mocked the McDonald’s scalding coffee case in which Stella Liebeck sued McDonald’s after being scalded by a cup of coffee purchased at one of...
Read moreJurors in New Mexico have awarded $54 million to the family of a woman who died at a nursing home – $4 million in compensatory damages and $50 million...
Read moreThe New York Daily News reported Tuesday that a Brooklyn, New York family whose 19 children suffered lead poisoning while living in city-subsidized housing will receive more than $12...
Read moreAs reported in the Chicago Tribune, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed earlier this week to consider whether federal regulatory approval of medical devices shields manufacturers from most product liability...
Read moreTo provide better service in alerting the American people to unsafe, hazardous or defective products, six federal agencies – the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug...
Read moreAs many of our readers must be aware, a 13-year old girl suffered a tragic personal injury on Thursday when her leg severed at the ankle while riding the...
Read moreThere has been alot of media coverage recently concerning what I will call “I’m sorry” legislation that allows doctors to apologize to patients for medical procedures gone awry without...
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