Posts by Tracy L. Liberatore Esq, PA-Emeritus
Nursing Home Elopement and Wandering Litigation: What Attorneys Need From Medical Experts
Elopement claims against nursing homes and memory care facilities are tried one resident at a time and turn almost entirely on expert testimony. Here is the current regulatory and litigation picture, the science of dementia wandering, and the expert specialties these cases need.
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Time Is Tissue: What a $7.6 Million ER Verdict Teaches Attorneys About Missed Vascular Injury
A Lee County jury returned a $7.6 million verdict after a woman lost her leg following a dislocated knee replacement. Tracy Liberatore, Esq. on the ER timeline, the defense that did not carry, and the records attorneys should pull in any delayed vascular care case.
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Which Doctors Get Sued Most, and What the 2026 Data Tells Attorneys About the Record
Nearly two in three OB-GYNs and general surgeons have faced at least one malpractice claim. Tracy Liberatore, Esq. on what the 2026 numbers say about where claims start, and the safety records attorneys should pull before they commit to a case.
Read More...Nursing Home Sepsis and Infection Litigation: What Attorneys Need From Medical Experts
Sepsis and infection claims against nursing homes are tried one resident at a time and turn on timing, notification, and causation. Current CMS data, the 2026 Surviving Sepsis guidelines, recent verdicts and appellate rulings, and the expert specialties these cases require.
Read More...Wrongful Death Cause of Death Disputes: What Attorneys Need From Forensic Pathology Experts
In wrongful death and mass tort cases, the defense rarely concedes cause of death. A look at what the 2026 case law and the autopsy science actually require, and which expert specialties decide the fight.
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