Please take a look at our video Think Piece on this topic: OVERVIEW Sometimes in a medical malpractice case, health care providers, state-wide hospital systems and national insurance carriers simply don’t have a defense. The question becomes, should they admit …
Achieving a favorable verdict at trial often involves the power of perception. And, perception can be harsh. Let us explain. Malpractice lawsuits are usually filed three years after the physician’s last encounter with the patient. The passage of time makes …
Too often, network security is ignored until a problem arises. In an effort to test our firm’s security, we went so far as to hire a company to “hack” into our database and test for a breach. Fortunately, we received an excellent …
It’s that time again! In sincere appreciation for all you do, we want to share a copy of our annual holiday eBook: Waranch & Brown’s Top 10 “Think Pieces” of 2014: Medical Defense Strategies, Tactics and Thoughts for Health Care …
The exponential growth of Electronic Medical Records (“EMRs”) has created serious legal implications for caregivers and litigators alike. Not only have EMRs boosted the sheer number of suits, they have dramatically changed the course of medical liability lawsuits. With studies …
Why would you want your own expert to go “blind”? It seems like an outrageous question, until you realize that a “blind review” is often key to obtaining a fair, prospective, expert analysis. Traditional thinking among the defense bar is …