Standard of Care: An Overview

By Tracy Liberatore

The standard of care is a fundamental principle in determining whether an individual’s actions were negligent and potentially liable for a tort. When someone breaches their applicable standard of care and causes harm to another person, they may be held liable for negligence. The Reasonable Person Standard The standard of care often revolves around the reasonable person standard,…

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Navigating Legislative and Regulatory Changes in 2025: What Medical Malpractice Attorneys Need to Know

By Tracy Liberatore

As we move into 2025, medical malpractice attorneys are faced with an evolving legal and regulatory landscape that will impact how they handle cases, advise clients, and pursue justice. Legislative changes, new regulations, and shifts in healthcare policies continue to emerge, reshaping the framework for medical malpractice claims. Staying ahead of these developments is critical…

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The Overlooked Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Order: Legal Complexities and the Role of Medical Experts in Medical Malpractice Cases

By Tracy Liberatore

Recently, litigation in New York, has brought to light the complexities and legal liabilities associated with Do Not Resuscitate Orders (DNR) for medical providers. As you are aware, a DNR order is an essential directive in healthcare, reflecting a patient’s autonomous decision to forgo life-saving resuscitation measures in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest.…

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Recent Developments in Nursing Home Negligence Cases

By Tracy Liberatore

Nursing home negligence is a pressing issue that has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly as the aging population in the United States continues to grow. The legal landscape surrounding these cases has evolved, reflecting changes in regulations, societal expectations, and the complexities of elder care. This article explores recent developments in nursing home…

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