Month: February 2015

We often hear that the court system is clogged by too many frivolous lawsuits. Yet researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health found that 97% of malpractice cases are actually meritorious. Are the state disciplinary organizations doing enough to protect the public from doctors who have a bad track record? How is a doctor …

Are We Doing Enough To Prevent Medical Errors? Read More »

In my last post, I talked about the hot topic of tort reform, and how it discriminates against children, stay at home parents, and the elderly.  Today, we take a look at the position of the law firm whose goal it is to protect the innocent victim, and restore them to the best new reality they …

Tort Reform Limits your Ability to Obtain Representation Read More »