Industry & Litigation Updates
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.
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The Missing Piece in Long-Term Care Litigation: What the Medical Record Really Tells Us
In long-term care litigation the challenge is rarely a lack of documentation. It is the volume of it. Kimberly Griffin, RN, WCC explains how a chronological medical-legal review turns thousands of pages into a clinical story attorneys can use.
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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When “Normal Healing” Delays Discovery of Medical Malpractice
A new California decision reversing summary judgment in a carpal tunnel case shows why postoperative symptoms and knowledge of malpractice are not the same thing.
Read More...Nursing Home Pressure Injury Litigation: What Attorneys Need From Medical Experts
Pressure injury claims against long term care facilities are not an MDL, they are tried one resident at a time on the medical record. A look at the current landscape, the science, the CMS data, and the expert specialties these cases require.
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