Another State Says Caps On Medical Malpractice Awards Unconstitutional
Another state has ruled that caps on medical malpractice non-economic damages are unconstitutional. The ruling was made by a Wisconsin […]
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Heart Disease Often Misdiagnosed, Even When Clear Signs Are There
A stunning new report says that general practitioners routinely miss telltale signs of cardiovascular (heart and blood vessel) disease in
A Brief History of Workers’ Compensation
Today’s workers’ compensation system is quite complex. However, no matter how unwieldy these laws are, they are a major part
Can Sleep Disorders Lead To Premature Baby Delivery?
A new study says that mothers who have insomnia may be more likely to experience a premature delivery, which could
Living with Cerebral Palsy – What You Need to Know as Parents of the Affected
Parenting a kid with cerebral palsy can be quite challenging. From understanding the disease to helping them with their daily
How Technology Can Reduce Medical Errors
With the latest advances in science and technology over the past few years, one would assume that medical errors would
5 Myths about Product Liability
The product liability cases occur when a manufacturer or seller provides consumers with a defective product, resulting in injury or
Can Music Therapy Help Children With Autism?
It’s been thought by many that music therapy will help children with autism to feel more creative and motivated, while
What Is A Birth Injury?
The term “birth injury” is used a lot. We see it in news accounts about specific occurrences, online general information
How Too Much Labor-Inducing Drug Led to $15 Million Settlement
A Chicago hospital has reached a $15 million settlement with a mother who was “overdosed” with Pitocin during her delivery.