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Senator paul sarbanes and others to fight back to make sure republican excesses were controlled and kept in line and we were successful with that. now, if we saw soon to be justice jacksons hearings, if you saw those last week, i think we know whats likely to come if the republicans take control of the house. they tried every trick in the book to try and take her down, and theyll try and take down the biden administration in the hearing room just like they did the clinton administration. so if i...

A fourth-year medical student enrolled at Wake Forest University (WFU) in North Carolina purposely harmed a patient after that patient made a comment about gender pronouns that the student found [...]

A jury’s verdict for an Iowa family, the Kromphardts, is the largest in state history when it comes to medical malpractice cases.

Attorneys share mishaps caused by careless jurors during virtual medical malpractice trials. Are virtual trials fair to physicians?

The drop is attributed in part to fewer face-to-face encounters with patients as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as gratitude toward healthcare providers.

Alice Chu, MD, is one of 48 people who were charged in 2019 as part of a larger enforcement action involving more than $160 million in fraudulent claims.

After winning his malpractice case, urologist Arnaldo Trabucco fought back. Read about his legal journey and how he won an $8 million award.

Physician claims ill-advised treatment and total contact cast directly caused his injuries that led to amputation; doctor wins forceps-delivery suit; unsupervised PAs subject to med-mal cap, state says.

The cyber cell of Pune police has filed a 3995-page chargesheet in first-class judicial magistrate court in the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) exam 2020 malpractice case on Tuesday.

"People bought vacation homes, Bentleys and Rolexes. We may not get all the money back, but thats not the only value in bringing these cases."