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What is the Average Length of Medical Malpractice Claims?
May 17th, 2012The average length of a medical malpractice claim is over 2 years. So it is important for a Cleveland medical malpractice attorney to be on your side.
Heavy Metal Rocker Sues over Food Poisoning from Sushi
May 16th, 2012Attila frontman Chris Fronzak is filing a lawsuit over the Salmonella-tainted sushi that gave him food poisoning at a restaurant. A New York attorney can help.
New York Medical Malpractice Claims & Standard of Care
May 16th, 2012Gacovino Lake & Associates – New York medical malpractice attorneys serving Suffolk County including Long Island and Islip. If you’ve been injured due to your doctor’s actions, you may have a case. Call today – 800-246-HURT.
Know the Risks & Benefits before You Undergo Surgery
May 14th, 2012It’s important to know the risks and benefits of undergoing surgery. There are certain questions you should ask your surgeon to help avoid medical malpractice.
Dangers of Riding the Bus
May 14th, 2012Motor coaches and buses may be cost-effective, but they’re more dangerous than ever before because of unsafe drivers and outdated equipment.
Medical Malpractice Payouts: Top 6 & Bottom 6 States
May 13th, 2012States can vary widely when it comes to how much they pay out for medical malpractice settlements, which are designed to provide compensation to victims.
Jury Awards $1.23 Million to Family Stemming from Brain Injury Death
May 13th, 2012A family is awarded $1.23 million after a loved one dies from a brain injury that occurred during surgery. Death was found to be caused by a lack of oxygen.
10 Questions to Ask Your Surgeon before Going under the Knife
May 12th, 2012There are 10 questions to ask your surgeon before going under the knife. They can help prevent medical malpractice and improve your chances of a good result.
Woman Sues Hospital after Acquiring Blood Infection
May 12th, 2012A woman is suing a hospital after acquiring a blood infection from, she claims, a tainted IV. She demands a jury trial and seeks at least $800,000 in damages.
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