Dangers of Medical Tourism

According to a New York Times article from January 2021, pent-up demand for nonessential surgeries, as well as the fact that many Americans lost their health insurance during the coronavirus pandemic, led to a surge in medical tourism once other…

What Are the Statute of Limitations in Florida Personal Injury Cases?

UPDATED AS OF MARCH 24, 2023 – READ ARTICLE ON NEW LAW PASSED BY GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS – House Bill (HB) 837 The statute of limitations in Florida is a law that restricts how long someone has to sue another…

Can You Sue A Doctor For Failure To Diagnose?

A doctor’s failure to diagnose correctly can lead to severe complications or permanent damage to the patient. In these situations, it is sometimes possible to sue the doctor, depending on the conditions and negligence. Recent Example: Former NFL Player Chris…

Warning For Users Of The Phillips Mobile Cardiac Outpatient Telemetry

                Sometimes legal theories collide, and more than one theory applies to a set of facts.  This is true when a product combines with medical care to cause death or catastrophic injury. When this…

Midwifery Care And Risk Factors.

When planning for the birth of a new baby, there are many options and decisions that soon-to-be new moms need to make. One of the most important decisions is choosing a healthcare provider during your pregnancy. One type of provider…

What Are The 9 Steps In Determining Whether A Potential Medical Malpractice Case Is Worthy Of Pursuing Legally?

First, it is important to realize that most incidents of medical malpractice go without any legal action. Many events occur, and patients or their facilities never realize that their bad results were related to potential medical malpractice. Other cases do…