Just as a ship needs a compass, a jury needs evidence to navigate its way to a fair verdict — emotion has no place at the helm. The “Golden Rule” tactic encourages jurors to place themselves in the plaintiff’s shoes … 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 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
Before medical malpractice cases reach trial, Plaintiffs will typically argue that there is an iron clad link between the doctor’s alleged lack of informed consent disclosure and their client’s injury: “If the doctor knew there was a chance this procedure … Read more
What should you expect of your legal team when mounting a defense against a pro se plaintiff? Defending health care providers in malpractice claims brought by pro se plaintiffs presents unique challenges requiring patience, precision, and strategic foresight. Because pro … 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