Alexander Carlson 
For more than a decade, one of the most discussed strategies at medical malpractice plaintiff conferences has been the “reptile” tactic. While it takes different forms, the essence of this tactic is clear: plaintiffs’ attorneys try, often subtly, to reframe … Read more
The credibility of expert witnesses can make or break the defense of your medical malpractice case. If your attorneys do not understand how to manage expert testimony effectively, it can lead to confusion, weaken your defense, making it more difficult … Read more
For health care providers defending themselves in court, it can feel like a nightmare scenario. Trial starts and it’s going well. The law is on their side, the medicine is on their side, and the facts are on their side. … Read more
In the high-stakes arena of healthcare litigation, the clarity and credibility of expert testimony can make or break a case. At Waranch and Brown, we recognize the danger of allowing a jury to be presented with ipse dixit expert testimony. … Read more
In a recent hard-fought victory, Waranch & Brown’s Alexander Carlson and Neal M. Brown secured a defense verdict at trial on behalf of a local surgeon in a $1.5 million case. Watch the Video Think Piece on W&B TV » … Read more
With a strategic approach, health care organizations can robustly fight back against unwarranted sky-high claims for economic damages. That strategic approach requires recognition of what we call the “Cookie Jar Effect.” The Cookie Jar Effect: A child reaches his hand … Read more