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The Factor of Trust in Medical Malpractice

According to research carried out by the Department of Medicine, University of Florida, the patients and families who had been […]

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is using its influence to leverage for more strict national regulation in terms of

A case involving an operation mistakenly performed on the wrong infant is making national news. According to reports, an infant

A jury has awarded nearly $14 million to the family of a Georgia girl who suffered a profound brain injury

Child car seat maker Dorel Juvenile Group has been ordered to pay $34 million to the family of a 4-year-old

While a specific cause of autism has yet to be discovered, there’s yet another reason to be concerned about those

A baby from the Bronx has suffered a cracked skull after she fell through the door of an incubator at

A Brooklyn man has filed a $24 million medical malpractice lawsuit against Coney Island Hospital for a series of mishaps

In recent blog entries, we’ve shared news of multi-million dollar verdicts being awarded to families whose children had developed cerebral

There’s word from the medical community that the drug Pregabalin – typically prescribed to treat pain and anxiety – may