Medication Errors Continue Putting Patients at Risk
Pre-filled syringes, adequate staffing and proper training may all be key to minimize risks.
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Organs Almost Harvested from a Patient While Still Alive
A man who was declared dead nearly had his organs removed while alive, but the surgery was halted.
6 Essential Tips for Documenting Medical Malpractice
Following these basic guidelines will help you to clearly record your case and improve your chances of a good outcome.
How Can Consumers Navigate Legal Claims Against Corporations for Unsafe Products?
Through advocacy efforts and legal support services, consumers can hold corporations responsible and defend their rights through diligent advocacy work and legal support services.
Bilingualism and Legal Innovation: How Bilingual Women Attorneys Drive Change in the Legal Industry
I firmly believe that through mentorship and support, we can build the more inclusive industry we want.
Study: Fear Processing Impacts Traumatic Memories, PTSD
An improper transfer from the hippocampus to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex can lead to PTSD.
Medicare Advantage Investigation Yields Shocking Results
A recent PSI inquiry into MA post-acute treatment denials has revealed seniors are being refused care at especially vulnerable times.
Beware of Finger Slips – New Moneypenny and VoiceNation Survey Shows Potential Pitfalls for the Texting Generation
While texting is preferred to talking, more than half of survey participants (56%) felt the emotional connection is stronger on phone calls.
CO Media, Wildlife Managers Report Mountain Lion Populations Are Self-Regulating; Prop 127 Centers on Values About Proper Treatment of Wildlife
California’s 52-years without lion trophy hunting, shows stable populations, not increasing, as live evidence.
Defending Against DUI Charges in Miami: Strategies for First-Time Offenders
Recall that your chances of getting a positive result increase with the early seeking of legal assistance.