Informational Blogs on Relevant Virginia Personal Injury Topics
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New Medical Technology: Simulator May Help Prevent Shoulder Dystocia Birth Injuries It is widely felt that brachial plexus injuries caused by improperly managed shoulder dystocia are quite preventable. -
Two Kentucky Pedestrians Killed in Separate Accidents That Involved Cement Trucks Truck Accident: Concrete truck mows down pedestrians. As Virginia (VA) truck accident injury attorneys we know the law and how regular car accidents are much different than accidents involving a commercial truck. -
Drug Addicted Doctors and Those who Over Prescribe Pain Killers A new report shows that doctors who are the most prolific prescribers of powerful narcotic painkillers and stimulants often have worrisome records, -
Medical Malpractice: Da Vinci Robot, Would You Trust a Robot with a Scalpel? Da Vinci robot surgery errors. As well as the risk of injury from an inexperienced doctor this new technology puts patient’s security at risk as well. -
When Hospitals Fail to Stop Using Recalled Drugs is it Negligence or Malpractice? What’s the difference between medical malpractice and negligence? Negligence is the failure to use the degree of care appropriate to the circumstances, resulting in an unintended injury to another. -
Virginia (VA) Personal Injury Lawyers: Failure to Diagnose Cancer As Virginia medical malpractice attorneys we know that the failure to make a proper diagnose of cancer and or the failure to make a timely diagnosis of cancer are types of medical malpractice -
Shift Restrictions Leaving Medical Interns Unprepared Has the change in hourly shift restrictions on medical interns now leaving them unprepared to operate when they've completed their residency? -
Appeal Court Decision: Cruise Lines Can Now Be Sued for Medical Malpractice A groundbreaking decision was recently issued by a federal appeals court that will allow cruise ship companies to be sued for medical malpractice. -
Extreme Medical Malpractice Case in South Dakota Leaves Dozens Injured and Dead Each year, thousands upon thousands of people are affected by the mistakes of hospitals, surgeons, and doctors - and the majority never file medical malpractice claims. -
Steroid Injections May Not Work for Pain As the FDA reminds patients that the agency has never approved steroid injections for back and leg pain, a new study finds the treatment may not even work.