Medical Malpractice Newsletters

Failure to Diagnose Stroke
 
Failure to Diagnose StrokeMore...
 
Attorneys Fees
 
Attorneys FeesMore...
 
Medical Malpractice Basics
 
Medical Malpractice BasicsMore...
 
Patient Compensation Funds
 
In response to the increased cost and reduced availability of medical malpractice insurance, about one-third of the states have created Patient Compensation Funds (PCF), which are malpractice liability funding mechanisms. Under PCF statutes, the liability of healthcare providers and institutions is limited to a specified amount, and the state establishes funds to compensate success malpractice plaintiffs for damages in excess of that specified amount. The provider or institution buys basic malpractice limits of coverage from a private insurer and further coverage through the PCF.More...
 
The Discovery Rule and Medical Malpractice
 
The Discovery Rule and Medical MalpracticeMore...