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Verdicts
November 30, 2014
In-depth analysis of litigation involving a clinical trial ruling.
Case Notes
November 30, 2014
In a recent decision subject to multiple flaws, the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts refused to dismiss a suit against the manufacturer of an investigational drug and medical device used in a clinical trial based on the allegedly inadequate warnings the clinical trial investigator provided to patients in obtaining their informed consent to the trial.
Drug & Device News
November 30, 2014
Several topics of interest to med mal practitioners are discussed.
An Insured's 'Right' to Independent Counsel In New York
November 30, 2014
When does the insurer have the 'right' to be represented by defense counsel chosen by the insured and paid by the insurance carrier arise in New York? Who gets to choose? What does "independent" mean? The right answer to each of these questions is, "It depends."
Med Mal News
November 02, 2014
Update: Johns Hopkins settles gynecologist filming case.
Drug & Device News
November 02, 2014
Discussion of case in which an appeals court upheld a $10 Million Motrin verdict.
Verdicts
November 02, 2014
In-depth analysis of a recent ruling.
Electronic Health Records
November 02, 2014
While EHRs are here to stay, what are the benefits and risks of this product? Do they create more or less legal liability for medical providers?
Employee Bad Acts
November 02, 2014
In last month's newsletter, the author began discussion of medical institutions and their liability exposure for the bad acts of their employees by highlighting the notorious case of nurse Charles Cullen. He admitted to deliberately killing at least 40 patients, yet the plaintiffs who sued the last hospital that employed him were unable to recover because they could not prove causation. Are all such cases doomed?
Did the Affordable Care Act End the Collateral Source Rule?
November 02, 2014
This article explores the possibility that as cases are litigated under the Affordable Care Act, there is an opportunity for a change in the collateral source rule and the corresponding impact on the presentation of damages in personal injury cases.

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