Posts Tagged ‘medical records review’
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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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.
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