Prevent Medical Malpractice: Check Your Doctor’s References
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDApril 7th, 2015
Seeing a new doctor or therapist? Enrolling your child in a new center or camp? Did you know that Connecticut’s Department of Public Health has a way for you to check the licensure of any worker or facility with a CTDPH certification? Visit this website This handy tool allows you to check whether any business … Keep reading…
Avoid Driveway Rideout Accidents By Preparing Your Yard For The Spring
by Charles B. Price, Jr.April 3rd, 2015
One of the most common causes of bicycle and scooter accidents is a youngster being struck by a passing car while leaving your driveway. These accidents are often a result of obstructions that make it difficult for the rider to see on-coming traffic. The median age for this type of accident is 10 years old. … Keep reading…
4 Most Common Slip and Fall Injuries
by Gerard McEneryMarch 28th, 2015
If you or a loved one were injured in a slip and fall accident, here are the most common types of injuries he or she can sustain: 1.) Head injuries. A head striking the ground, curb, shelf, or other structure can cause lifelong impairments and injuries. Concussions are now classified as traumatic brain injuries (TBI). … Keep reading…
What Are the Stages of Prostate Cancer?
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDMarch 19th, 2015
Once you or your loved one has received a prostate cancer diagnosis, there are still so many questions to be answered. One question is, to what stage has the prostate cancer progressed? To make this determination, the patient will need to undergo further testing. Stage 1 Prostate Cancer Cancer cells are limited to the prostate … Keep reading…
Wrongful Death: Damages for Pain and Suffering
by Gerard McEneryMarch 19th, 2015
According to Connecticut law, when you file a wrongful death claim after your loved one’s passing, you are entitled to seek monetary damages for pain and suffering. The attorney helping you file your wrongful death claim, will work with you to discuss fair compensation. If your loved one’s passing was not instantaneous, you make see … Keep reading…
What Tests Diagnose Prostate Cancer?
by Robert Messey, MD, JDMarch 15th, 2015
Men aged 50 years and older (younger if risk factors present) should begin regular screening for prostate cancer. If you have been diagnosed with later stage of prostate cancer, your diagnosis may be the result of a delayed response. This delay could be medical malpractice. If you think there has been a delayed response in … Keep reading…