Recent Posts in the Medical Malpractice Category

• Medical Errors Are Third Leading Cause of Death But Lack of Malpractice Suits Jeopardize Patient Safety

  Dec 7, 2018
  Medical errors now make up the third leading cause of death in the United States after cancer and heart disease according to a recent study. John ...
  Posted By Leon M. Walsh
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• It Doesn't Always Pay to Be a "Good Patient"

  Jan 10, 2012
  For many people, doctors are the ultimate authority figures, since they obviously have considerably more medical knowledge than the average person. ...
  Posted By Grewal Law PLLC
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• Preventable Medical Errors: What Do They Cost?

  Jun 2, 2011
  There are certain types of medical malpractice that are considered to be so egregious that they should never happen. In fact, Medicare calls these ...
  Posted By David Mittleman
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• Prescription Drug Side Effects, Interactions Sending More Patients to Hospitals

  May 2, 2011
  As more and more conditions are being managed by medications, patients across the country are relying on their doctors and pharmacists more than ever ...
  Posted By David Mittleman
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• US Supreme Court to Hear Drug Marketing Case on Tuesday

  Apr 25, 2011
  In the modern world of medical record keeping, enormous amounts of data are generated by family doctors and pharmacies in the course of caring for and ...
  Posted By Grewal Law PLLC
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• Surgeon Operates on Wrong Eye of four-year-old

  Apr 20, 2011
  Dr. Shawn Goodman was scheduled to perform surgery to correct young Jesse Matlock‘s wandering right eye . The only problem is, when Dr. Goodman was in ...
  Posted By Grewal Law PLLC
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• Kidney Transplant Recipient Contracts HIV from Donated Organ

  Apr 18, 2011
  Kidney transplant policies have taken the spotlight recently, after a transplant error at USC in January and yesterday’s report that a recipient was ...
  Posted By Grewal Law PLLC
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• Doctors Often Ignore Their Own Advice

  Apr 14, 2011
  The doctor-patient relationship is usually one of complete trust, at least for the patient. The vast majority of people do not have any significant ...
  Posted By David Mittleman
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