Personal Injury
A Golf Ball, a Brain Injury Claim and a $9 Million Life Care Plan: Why Pre-Incident Records Matter
A Miami-Dade jury returned a full defense verdict in a premises case where a diner hit by a golf ball claimed a brain injury led to bipolar disorder and PTSD. Tracy Liberatore, Esq. on causation, prior records and the experts these claims need.
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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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Lackawanna Pro Bono Helping Make A Difference: Med Legal Pro Donates $2,000
On Monday, May 1st, 2023, Tracy Liberatore, Esq, founder and CEO of Med Legal Pro, presented Lackawanna Pro Bono with a $2,000 check in support of LPB’s annual golf tournament fundraiser. In her remarks, Liberatore said, “We are delighted to be able to support Lackawanna Pro Bono and their members in their mission to provide…
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Texting and Driving; A Bad Combination
Despite the known risks of texting and driving, many individuals simply cannot resist making their friends and relatives wait until they are no longer driving to respond. While texting is a great way to communicate and keep in touch, even while in a busy meeting, it should be restricted to times when we are not…
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Pseudotumor Cerebri vs Hydrocephalus; Is There a Difference?
A case I worked on recently for a client with pseudotumor cerebri (PTC) had concurrent notations for a diagnosis of hydrocephalus, which led me to question the difference between the two. What distinguishes one from the other and how can our client establish PTC as the cause of her problems and the resulting Ventriculoperitoneal (VP)…
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