After a five-day trial, Rich Nagle and Garland Nagy obtained a defense verdict for the defendants. On February 12, 2007, the mother plaintiff presented to the defendant obstetrician at 26… Read more »
After a three-day trial, Rod Dillman and Julie Mayer obtained a defense verdict for the defendant. The defendant was attempting to remove a temporary crown from the plaintiff’s mouth, when… Read more »
Legal requirements for medical record management are not universal for all physician group practices
Healthcare Reform Quickly Brings More Choices for Skilled Nursing Facilities Seeking to Challenge Survey Deficiencies, but Possible Traps Await
A look back at the year's noteworthy legal developments in Virginia medical malpractice law
Published in American Health Lawyers Association, Healthcare Liability and Litigation Newsletter - June 2010, Volume 12, Issue 1
This update on health care law in Virginia summarizes the recent changes to legislation and recent Virginia Supreme Court cases which impact health care law
Among the various approaches is the study of medical malpractice cases
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