Posts Tagged ‘Radiology’
When a Retained Surgical Item Does Not Speak for Every Defendant
A suturing needle was left in a knee replacement patient, and the Kentucky Supreme Court still reinstated summary judgment for the radiologists and the surgical assistant. What Diagnostic X-Ray Physicians v. Lloyd means for retained object cases and expert planning.
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When the Diagnosis Was Right but the Message Never Arrived
A $75 million Georgia verdict and a decade of claims data show why communication failures now drive medical malpractice cases, and how attorneys should build them.
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