Connecticut Medical Malpractice: Medical Record Mistakes Could Be Common
by Robert Messey, MD, JDNovember 16th, 2016
A new study shows that every patient seen in a hospital setting is at risk of a major medical error that could be Connecticut medical malpractice. Conducted by the ECRI Institute, a nonprofit organization that researches and studies patient safety, this study shows that Connecticut patients (and all patients nationwide) are subject to a mix-up … Keep reading…
3 Ways to Check Safety When Renting a Property
by Gerard McEneryNovember 13th, 2016
Several students were injured during a house party at Trinity College in Hartford when a third floor porch collapsed. Students were trapped under the rubble with broken bones and other injuries. Early investigation notes cite that bolts were not used to secure the deck to the home. Using bolts to secure decking to a home … Keep reading…
Connecticut Patient Drug Tampering Can Be Nursing Malpractice
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDNovember 8th, 2016
Connecticut nurses serve in a special capacity in the treatment and recovery of patients. They are often an intermediary between patients, their families, and physicians and surgeons, as well as being the ones that dispense medication to patients. Nurses, however, can commit Connecticut medical malpractice when medicine is improperly obtained, tampered with and dispensed. A … Keep reading…
The 4 Most Common Slip and Fall Injuries
by Charles B. Price, Jr.November 3rd, 2016
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: 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). Hip … Keep reading…
Ask These Questions Before Hiring a Connecticut Attorney For Your Auto Accident
by Charles B. Price, Jr.October 28th, 2016
If you or a loved one are in a Connecticut car accident, you may be considering hiring an attorney to help you navigate the claims process with the insurance company. Depending on which party is at fault and the extent of your medical bills, you may be able to settle the case on your own. … Keep reading…
You Will Have One Diagnostic Error In Your Lifetime Statistics Show
by Robert Messey, MD, JDOctober 25th, 2016
Diagnostic errors, either wrong or delayed, will affect each and every person according to a study released last year. Americans experience 12 million diagnostic errors each year. This is the leading type of paid medical malpractice claim and it is twice as likely to result in death of patients, compared to other claims. The causes … Keep reading…