Sentences with phrase «defended malpractice action»
Ribeiro v. Van Moorlehem1: A modest dollar, successfully defended malpractice action highlights issues surrounding pleadings, expert reports, amendments and partners» liability.
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Mr. McShane has defended public contractors in bid protest actions and construction defect litigation, pursued commercial code and contract remedies for financial institutions and corporations, prosecuted and defended legal malpractice cases and protected lenders» interests in bankruptcy estates and civil forfeiture cases.
As a leader in defending medical malpractice claims, we have experience in handling the most complex, sensitive matters, group actions, through to the smallest claims adopting appropriate strategies for each.
He also defends physicians, dentists, hospitals, and healthcare facilities in malpractice actions.
She has extensive experience defending domestic and international medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers in multi-plaintiff actions, as well as hospitals and physicians in medical malpractice actions in all stages of litigation, including trial.
In addition to defending accountants in malpractice actions, we counsel and represent accountants called to testify in other proceedings.
Successfully defended a surgical ophthalmologist in a medical malpractice action based on lack of informed consent.
Cindy defends hospitals, Community Care Access Centres (CCACs) and other health organizations in many medical malpractice actions on behalf of the Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada.
Hospitals in our community have consistently relied on the firm to defend them in malpractice actions since before the enactment of Chapter 655.
He has also represented individuals in both complex civil and criminal litigation, and defended prominent law firms in legal malpractice actions.
We regularly defend attorneys and law firms in malpractice actions, fee disputes, court sanction proceedings and disciplinary (grievance) hearings.
Since the CMPA often incurs large legal expenses in defending claims, this is an additional disincentive to persons who believe that they have been injured through malpractice from bringing an action for damages.
While doctors absolutely have the right to defend themselves, it is the role of a medical malpractice lawyer to hold healthcare professionals accountable for any actions which may have injured a patient.
We clarify that nothing in this provision would prevent access to information needed to prosecute or defend a medical malpractice action; the rules of the relevant court determine such access.