Rachel Giroux 
As artificial intelligence becomes more entrenched in clinical decision-making, a new legal question arises: who is responsible when a machine gets it wrong? The White House’s America’s AI Action Plan signals a national effort to build trust in AI systems, … Read more
Not every tragic outcome gives rise to a legal claim. We evaluate every case at its outset to determine whether the plaintiff has alleged viable causes of action. If they did not, we identify those failures and seek an early … Read more
In a medical malpractice trial, contributory negligence isn’t just a defense tactic — it’s a multi-faceted tool that could change the outcome of your case. In our experience, the strategic use of contributory negligence-related evidence can have a far greater … Read more
For healthcare professionals involved in medical malpractice litigation, the untimely death of a plaintiff can drastically alter the course of a trial. When a plaintiff passes away after suit is filed, but before they “testified” via written discovery responses or … Read more
One powerful strategic tool we often employ when defending our healthcare clients at trial is alternative causation. In medical malpractice cases, where nuances of causation can be complex and multifaceted, defense attorneys and experts should take the opportunity to present … Read more
In medical malpractice cases, expert testimony has always been indispensable; our W&B team strives to retain the most impressive and appropriate expert witnesses for each case. Nevertheless, time and time again, juries base their verdicts upon testimony of the treating … Read more