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Nursing home litigation typically begins with an injury. A resident falls, develops a pressure ulcer, or suffers a...
Seven years is a long time to wait for a courtroom to say what a family has believed all along....
The lawsuit over the death of Derrick J. Williams never reached the question most people expect a malpractice case to...
A Fulton County jury awarded $15 million to the family of a retired U.S. Army veteran who died from post-surgery...
Mid-July brought a headline that traveled quickly through both sides of the medical malpractice bar. A Wake County jury returned...
A Lee County jury returned $2,000,000 in a stillbirth malpractice case this summer. The number is not the interesting part....
A Rabun County, Georgia jury returned a $22 million verdict on June 26, 2026 in a medical malpractice and...
When Holly Baumstark checked into Piedmont Rockdale Hospital in July 2019 to deliver her second child, her doctors already knew...
When a client walks into your office after a serious car accident, the temptation is understandable: you have a treating...
A Bucks County, Pennsylvania jury has awarded $5 million to a 78-year-old woman whose attorneys argued that a gastroenterologist’s repeated...
Norton Healthcare and the Guirguis Matter: A Dual-Perspective Analysis of Institutional Liability, Evidentiary Posture, and Trial Strategy CASE...
Virginia Nearly Doubled Its Malpractice Cap. Here’s What Actually Happened Virginia lawmakers came close this session to approving a...
Landmark Verdict on 16-Year-Old Detransitioning In early 2026, a jury in Westchester County, New York, awarded $2 million in...
The Georgia Supreme Court has declined to grant certiorari in a high-stakes medical malpractice case arising from complications following a...
When a “Routine” Cholecystectomy Isn’t Routine: A Seven-Figure Lesson in Surgical Standards of Care In the medical malpractice bar, some...
In a consequential ruling with far-reaching implications for medical malpractice practitioners, a Florida trial court judge denied a defendant health...
Hip replacement surgery is one of the most commonly performed orthopedic procedures in the United States, widely regarded as safe,...
In Luppold v. Hanlon, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court affirmed a $28.8 million verdict involving emergency-department care that failed to...
How Expert Testimony Shaped a Complex Medical Narrative The case of Jessica Powell, which concluded in 2025 in Dougherty County,...
Florida’s “Free Kill” Law Faces Renewed Repeal Effort: Legal and Policy Stakes in the Battle Over Medical Malpractice Reform...
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