Fitzgerald Law Firm Archives - Page 22 of 35

Bill That Would Change Statute of Limitations in Malpractice Cases

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 25th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

When someone is injured or worse because of medical malpractice, that person has the right to file a lawsuit against the offending party or parties. That is basically a universal rule, as is the...

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Study Concludes Prenatal Exposure to Pollution Raises Risk of Autism

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 24th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Parents who are expecting a child are obviously experiencing a very exciting time in their lives. Their minds and hearts are filled with hope and anticipation, but every expecting parent also has troubling thoughts...

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Tens of Thousands of Unnecessary Surgeries in US Every Year

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 24th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Most of us have grown up and been taught to trust our doctors and their recommendations. Most of us have also grown up to understand that surgery is usually a last resort that is...

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New Treatment Technique Emerging for Cerebral Palsy Patients Regarding Bone and Muscle Tissue

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 21st, 2013 in Birth Injury Blog

People who deal with cerebral palsy every day of their lives face all sorts of different struggles that can change over time. That’s because the limitations forced upon someone by cerebral palsy are such...

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The Continuous Treatment Rule Is Important to Malpractice Law

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 20th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Like any other area of law, the standards and norms that apply to New York medical malpractice lawsuits are filled with details, technicalities and nuances that need to be properly understood so that people...

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Study Reveals Potential Link Between Autism and ADHD in Children

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 11th, 2013 in Autism Blog

Autism is a condition that is relatively new with regards to the number of years that people in the medical research world have spent studying it. In recent years, the rate of autism has...

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Study Shows High-Fat Diet Could Help Those Dealing with Autism

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 7th, 2013 in Autism Blog

The American culture has been changing in recent years to the point where many of us have become more health-conscious than we were in the past. This movement towards healthy living usually involves incorporating...

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FDA Approves Study of Ecstasy for Autistic Adults with Social Anxiety

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 4th, 2013 in Autism Blog

There are many different types of substances that are known as street drugs, and the obvious reason that people use them for recreational purposes despite the fact that they are illegal is because they...

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Doctors Claim Boy in Germany with Cerebral Palsy Successfully Treated with Stem Cells

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 3rd, 2013 in Birth Injury Blog

Ever since the human race discovered and named the condition known as cerebral palsy, the medical science world has been working feverishly to define either the cause or causes and of course a potential...

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Study Helps Predict Which Children With Autism Will Struggle With Language Skills Development

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on May 31st, 2013 in Autism Blog

One of the many challenges faced by parents of a child with autism is that it’s often not diagnosed until a child is well past certain developmental milestones and developmental delays are noticed. It’s...

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