North Carolina House Approves Binding Arbitration in Med/Mal Cases
The North Carolina House of Representatives has approved a bill that would allow parties to enter into binding arbitration if they both agree to it.
The North Carolina House of Representatives has approved a bill that would allow parties to enter into binding arbitration if they both agree to it.
A recent poll done in Virginia (VA) by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) shows that nearly 1 in 3 Virginians age 50 or older believe they have been the victim of a medical error.
Authored by: John C.
A new, interesting study was done by the North Carolina (NC) Trial Lawyer’s Association about medical malpractice cases in North Carolina (NC) courts. As an injury attorney handling these suits in Virginia (VA) and North Carolina (NC), I found this information important because it shows there is no medical malpractice crisis in North Carolina. From…
Virginia legislation allows hospitals and doctors to keep errors and mistakes secret even if their internal reports disclose serious errors
Are malpractice lawsuits hurting the medical establishment? According to the Department of Justice, the answer is no.For more information, follow the link below.