The statute setting a $ 400,000 limit on noneconomic damages awards in
health care liability actions violated the right to a jury trial and equal protection provisions of the State Constitution.
Not exact matches
We are not liable for any bodily injury or property damage,
liabilities, losses, judgments, or injuries whatsoever to you or other persons or to your or another person's animals and pets caused by the
actions, behavior, or
health of the Pets, or arising out of the Foster
Care except if such damage,
liabilities, losses, judgments, or injuries are caused by our gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
Other representative matters he has handled include representation of an independent physicians association in a lawsuit brought by a laboratory over billing charges, a
health care clinic in an
action for interference with contract, a member of a limited
liability company in an
action alleging breach of fiduciary duty, and several clients in commercial, breach of contract
actions.
He has extensive experience handling diverse areas of complex litigation, including
health care, antitrust and business practices, class
actions, qui tam claims, employment, product
liability, environmental and data security.
Medical Malpractice; Professional Negligence; Automobile Negligence; Product
Liability; Civil Litigation Medical Malpractice; Obstetric Malpractice; Drug and Medical Device Litigation; Products
Liability; Legal Malpractice; Mass Torts; Complex Litigation; Consumer Class
Actions; Food Poisoning; Catastrophic Auto Injury Appeals Automobile Negligence; Professional Malpractice; Professional Negligence; Obstetrical Malpractice; Personal Injury Law
Health Care Litigation; Medical Malpractice; Birth Trauma; Discrimination Law; Personal Injury Law; Consumer Protection; Legal Malpractice; Mass Torts Medical Malpractice; Personal Injury; Automobile Negligence; Professional Negligence
New York - based litigator William Ruskin, a member of AmLaw 200 firm Epstein Becker Green «s Litigation, Real Estate, and
Health Care and Life Sciences practices, blogs at the Toxic Tort Litigation Blog about news and trends in products
liability and toxic tort
actions.
Provides that a
health care provider's failure to comply with or a health care provider's breach of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act shall not be admissible, used to determine the standard of care, or the legal basis for a presumption of negligence in any medical liability act
care provider's failure to comply with or a
health care provider's breach of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act shall not be admissible, used to determine the standard of care, or the legal basis for a presumption of negligence in any medical liability act
care provider's breach of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable
Care Act shall not be admissible, used to determine the standard of care, or the legal basis for a presumption of negligence in any medical liability act
Care Act shall not be admissible, used to determine the standard of
care, or the legal basis for a presumption of negligence in any medical liability act
care, or the legal basis for a presumption of negligence in any medical
liability action.