Some people are excited about the possibility of a jury trial for their case. Many, if not most, are concerned and worried about having to go to trial. If you are in the latter category, it may help to know the vast majority of civil cases do not go all the way to trial. Most
Coronavirus is changing our world every day, every hour. As we try to keep up with it all, there are still practical questions that need answers. Here’s one we expect to hear more of, “I have been hurt because of someone else’s negligence (like in a car wreck), how do I get the treatment I
Some of my friends think I am on some kind of crusade, that I have taken on medical malpractice and nursing home neglect cases as a cause. Maybe I have, but it’s with good reason. If you doubt that, take a look at these two recent reports: From The Roanoke Times: “Former medication aide
When people call us, they are generally emotional and hurt about what has happened to them. That makes saying “no” one of the hardest things about my job, even when it is the right answer. A “no” in this case generally comes in the form of recommending against pursuing a case. The truth is
Potential medical malpractice clients ask us many important questions. Here are two of them: Do I have a case? How much will it cost to get my medical records? The first is not as easy to answer and the latter is thankfully getting much easier to answer. Let us start with the
