Industry & Litigation Updates
A $65 Million Wrongful Death Verdict Still Runs on Medical Proof: Lessons From Colorado’s I-25 Bridge Strike
A Larimer County jury awarded $65 million to the son of a mother killed when a hauled excavator hit an I-25 overpass. Tracy Liberatore, Esq. on the medical evidence every wrongful death case needs, from cause of death to the surviving child.
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Running an Expert Witness Practice: What to Track From Intake to Payment
Medical experts who take litigation work are running a small practice on the side of a clinical career. The records worth keeping from the first call to the final payment, and why Rule 26 makes them more than good housekeeping.
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Expert Witness Conflict Checks: How to Clear a Case Before You Open the Records
Courts disqualify experts who switch sides after receiving confidential information. What the two-part test asks, where conflicts hide in medical cases, and a conflict check every expert can run before opening the records.
Read More...Nursing Home Fall Litigation: What Attorneys Need From Medical Experts
Nursing home fall cases are won or lost on causation. CMS data from September 2026, a federal finding that 43 percent of serious falls go unreported, and three 2026 appellate decisions show why both sides need LTC nursing, geriatric medicine, pharmacy, orthopaedic, neurosurgical and forensic experts.
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How to Hire a Nurse Expert Witness for a Pressure Injury (Bedsore) Case
A bedsore case is a nursing case first. Here is what a nurse expert witness reviews, where standard of care ends and causation begins, the documentation red flags that decide these cases, and how to pick the right expert for either side.
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