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Mar 6, 2014

Premises Liability: Big Trouble for Big Business

A person may rightfully assume that anytime a homeowner, restaurant, or store welcomes them inside, it is going to…
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Mar 5, 2014

As frightening as the thought of a truck accident with a passenger car, imagine an 18,000-pound semi versus a…
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Mar 3, 2014

We often read or hear about medical malpractice cases in the media. What types of cases qualify as a…
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Feb 27, 2014

There are all types of harassment that takes place in a work environment that go unreported for fear of…
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Feb 26, 2014

Last week, a horrible case of medical malpractice came to the fore in North Carolina. It was reported on…
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Feb 24, 2014

Quite often, we come across cases of medical malpractice in newspapers. Learn what cases qualify for medical malpractice lawsuits.…
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Feb 21, 2014

An expectant new parent is not considering the possibility that their own obstetrician could cause their baby irreparable harm.…
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Feb 19, 2014

A radiologist is a specialist whose primary role in a patient’s care is to administer and read diagnostic scans…
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Feb 17, 2014

Even the simplest of medical procedures may include the placement of an IV, just to keep the patient hydrated.…
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Feb 14, 2014

A stay in the hospital exposes you to a vast array of medical technology that you are probably not…
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