Medical Malpractice Law 
New York Medical Malpractice Lawyer From The Perecman Firm Comments on Plastic Surgery Following the Suspension of Staten Island Cosmetic Surgeon – YAHOO!
one of New York’s medical malpractice law firms. Earlier this month, the New York State Department of Health revoked Cattani’s license, calling him “an imminent danger to the health of the people of the state,” reported the New York Post.
Connecticut law nixing legitimate malpractice lawsuits – New Haven Register
A judge dismissed her lawsuit based on a technicality added to the state’s medical malpractice law in 2005 as part of the national “tort reform” debate. It requires plaintiffs in all malpractice cases to get an opinion from a medical … Continue reading
CT law nixing legitimate malpractice lawsuits – HealthLeaders Media
Although Connecticut’s 2005 state medical malpractice law was aimed at preventing frivolous lawsuits and reducing high malpractice insurance rates, it’s had the unintended consequence in many cases of keeping seemingly legitimate lawsuits out of …
Philadelphia Personal Injury Law Firm Feldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock & Dodig LLP Selected as a U.S. – Newsblaze.com
Feldman Shepherd is one of only two elite Philadelphia law firms to achieve a first-tier ranking in plaintiffs’ medical malpractice law, and one of only 15 firms listed among Philadelphia’s top tier for plaintiffs’ personal injury litigation.
Connecticut Law Nixing Legitimate Malpractice Lawsuits – Insurance Journal
A judge dismissed her lawsuit based on a technicality added to the state’s medical malpractice law in 2005 as part of the national “tort reform” debate. It requires plaintiffs in all malpractice cases to get an opinion from a medical … Continue reading
MoverS & Shakers – Hartford Business
Attorneys Jerry McEnery, Robert Messey and Gayle Sullivan have joined the expanded newly expanded Complex Litigation and Medical Malpractice Unit at The Law Offices of Carter Mario Injury Lawyers in Milford. McEnery has over 25 years of …
Technicality leads to dismissal in legitimate medical malpractice cases – Register Citizen
A judge dismissed her lawsuit based on a technicality added to the state’s medical malpractice law in 2005 as part of the national “tort reform” debate. It requires plaintiffs in all malpractice cases to get an opinion from a medical … Continue reading
Letters to the editor, January 8 – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
What was the result of the last overhaul? In 2005, the Legislature substantially rewrote Missouri law regarding medical-malpractice and personal-injury lawsuits. It restricted where a plaintiff can file a claim and capped medical-malpractice …
Law nixing legitimate malpractice lawsuits – Danbury News-Times
A judge dismissed her lawsuit based on a technicality added to the state’s medical malpractice law in 2005 as part of the national “tort reform” debate. It requires plaintiffs in all malpractice cases to get an opinion from a medical … Continue reading
Conn. law nixing legitimate malpractice lawsuits – Houston Chronicle
A judge dismissed her lawsuit based on a technicality added to the state’s medical malpractice law in 2005 as part of the national “tort reform” debate. It requires plaintiffs in all malpractice cases to get an opinion from a medical … Continue reading
