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Malpractice In The News
Commission seeks better redress for consumersThe European Commission has published a Green Paper on how to facilitate redress in situations where large numbers of consumers have been harmed by a single trader's practice which is in breach of consumer law.
Lawsuits on the Treasure Coast still being filed, but more settled, trials take longerDespite skyrocketing legal fees and a cash-strapped court system, records show today’s faltering economy isn’t decreasing the number of Treasure Coast businesses and residents filing lawsuits in circuit court for grievances from contract disputes and negligence to claims of malpractice and product liability. Local trial lawyers though, say a weakened economy is impacting how lawsuits are ...
Thumbs Down on Late Malpractice Suit, West Virigina Court RulesThe West Virginia Supreme Court says a man who found a piece of scalpel in his thumb can't press his claim because he waited too long to file his lawsuit. In a 4-1 ruling, the high court said Paul
Lawmakers unaware about amount of information available to consumersCONCORD -- The lack of public information about disciplinary matters concerning pharmacists surprised lawmakers who worked on the issue or have in the past served on the state's regulatory board. ... - By KEVIN LANDRIGAN Staff Writer
Electronic Health Records May Lower Malpractice SettlementsUse of electronic health records may help reduce paid malpractice settlements for physicians, according to a new study. The study showed a trend toward lower paid malpractice claims for physicians who are active users of electronic health records technology.
More people going it alone in courtOMAHA, Neb. — When Danielle Nitzel found her 3-year-old marriage drawing its last breath in 2004, she couldn't afford the minimum of $1,000 she was told she would need to hire a divorce lawyer.
CSA reverses legal malpractice awardThe Court of Special Appeals has reversed a $373,000 legal-malpractice award, saying the attorney’s failure to meet a filing deadline did not proximately cause the client’s loss.
Business people in the news: Nov. 30n Robert Breeden has received the Eastern Division President's Award for distinguished service from the Life Care Centers of America. He is executive director of the Heritage Center in Morristown.
Electronic health records may lower malpractice settlements( Harvard Medical School ) Use of electronic health records may help reduce paid malpractice settlements for physicians.
Solomon: Texans now know bland ‘D’ won’t doWonder which Texans’ defensive approach we will see Monday night against the Jaguars?
