Medical Malpractice and Epilepsy Misdiagnosis
Like many other medical conditions, the symptoms of epilepsy can be very similar to the symptoms of other types of illnesses, leading to many cases of misdiagnosis. Since it can be so difficult for medical professionals to determine whether or not a person is having epileptic or non-epileptic seizures, a 2014 study by UCLA found
- Published in Medical Malpractice
Christmas Safety Tips to Prevent Slip & Falls
- Published in Tips
Personal Injury Lawsuits and the Importance of Keeping a Journal
- Published in Personal Injury, Tips
Common Causes for Snowmobile Accidents
During the winter months, one thing many people look forward to doing is heading out on their snowmobiles. Over 1.2 million snowmobiles are registered in the United States and here in Michigan, there are many great places to do some snowmobiling. But just like any other type of motorized vehicle, it’s very important that people
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury
Causes & Treatment of Hemorrhagic Disease in Newborns
When you’ve just welcomed a new baby into the world, one of the most upsetting things you can hear is that your child has a bleeding disorder. While some conditions, such as intracranial hemorrhages, can be caused by birth asphyxia or by some type of physical trauma, other types of bleeding disorders can be caused
- Published in Birth Trauma
Misdiagnosis & Pulmonary Embolism
It’s not always easy for doctors to arrive at a correct diagnosis right away. Many medical conditions have symptoms that are very similar to other conditions, but in some cases, the consequences can be very serious if a correct diagnosis isn’t reached. Unfortunately, some types of serious conditions tend to be misdiagnosed more frequently than
- Published in Medical Malpractice
Emergency Rooms, Urgent Care Centers, and Medical Malpractice
From time to time, everyone experiences health issues that just can’t wait for a scheduled doctor’s appointment. Even if it isn’t an actual emergency, it might still be a problem that can’t be ignored until your doctor’s usual business hours. Emergency rooms and urgent care clinics provide vital services to patients, but it’s also important
- Published in Medical Malpractice
Pitocin and the Risks of Birth Injuries
To induce labor or not to induce. It’s a question many women find themselves faced with every year, but there is no one correct answer. Whether induction is a good option or not depends on many different factors and there are some very good reasons why induction could be very beneficial. Sometimes, a woman’s baby
- Published in Birth Trauma
Workers’ Compensation Laws for Remote Employees
For a growing number of people, going to work no longer necessarily means going to an office every day. More and more companies are now allowing people to work remotely from home, either on a full-time basis or just part-time. As the number of people working remotely continues to grow, it’s raised many questions regarding
- Published in Workplace Woes
Types of Compensatory Damages in Personal Injury Cases
- Published in Personal Injury
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