new york medical malpractice lawyers Archives - Page 4 of 11

Standards? What Standards? Study Shows Enormous Differences in Medications Based on Geography

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on November 13th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Every doctor is an individual and every patient is as well. This means that there are no two doctors who are exactly alike in terms of their judgments and personalities, and the same holds...

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5 Common But Shocking Mistakes Made During Surgical Procedures

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on October 7th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

No one looks forward to having to report to a medical facility to have surgery. People who face surgery often encounter a large amount of fear even if they are told that they are...

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Study Reveals Hospital Incident Reporting Not Capturing Accurate Data

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on October 1st, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

The world of hospitals is filled with regulations, and while some may seem unreasonably cumbersome, others are necessary so that patients can obtain an understanding of the quality of care that is provided in...

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Medical Malpractice Payments Made to Military Veterans Continue to Rise

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on September 16th, 2013 in Accidents Injury Blog, Medical Malpractice Blog

When we sit back and think of why it is that we appreciate the men and women who volunteer to serve in our military, many of us probably have different ideas regarding what makes...

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The Scores Are In, and They’re Not Good for New York Hospitals

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on September 13th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

We don’t tend to think of ourselves as consumers or customers when we need medical care, as we instead simply think of ourselves as patients. Given that context, many of us will not spend...

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Medical Community and Parents Defend Children with Asperger’s Syndrome in Aftermath of Connecticut School Tragedy 3

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on August 13th, 2013 in Autism Blog

As a result of the loud chorus of theories that is being offered regarding the potential connection between Asperger’s syndrome, autism spectrum disorder and the tendency for those with any of these specific conditions...

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Medical Privacy Is Meant to Protect Patients, Not Hospitals

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on August 8th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Any parent who has ever had a child who was born with a severe and potentially deadly birth defect has faced an incredibly difficult situation that most people would have a hard time handling....

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A Baby Cry Analyzer Leads to Intervention with Developmental Delays

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on July 26th, 2013 in Accidents Injury Blog, Birth Injury Blog

Anyone who is a parent has no doubt lived through several experiences where his or her child was crying and the parent could not figure out what was wrong. Every parent understands cries of...

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Daunting Rise in Number of New York City School System With Autism

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on July 2nd, 2013 in Autism Blog

Based on all of the attention that autism has been getting in recent years and because of the noble awareness efforts that have been undertaken by individuals and groups, most people understand that this...

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Johns Hopkins Study on Medical Malpractice Claims Reveals Shocking Statistics

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 28th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

There are many people out there who, when they hear about medical malpractice lawsuits being filed, will react with a bit of skepticism. That’s likely because they have never been the victim of medical...

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