Sentences with phrase «later for malpractice»
You can always sue your attorney later for malpractice, especially if he is found liable in the civil suit.
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The extended and most bitter indictments in the three largest prophetic collections9 as well as the sweeping, often ferocious, denunciations in Amos, Hosea, Micah, and the later Isaiahs10 make it clear that no distinction existed for the prophet between the rebelliousness expressed in social - economic - political malpractice on the one hand and cultic - religious - theological deviation on the other.
The lesson for business is clear: monopolies and lack of accountability incite malpractice and encourage a sense of invincibility that sooner or later will be revealed as false.
A late legislative session push is underway for the passage of Laverne's Law, which would make it easier for malpractice victims to file lawsuits.
Anthony Bonomo, best known for his star turn in former Sen. Dean Skelos's corruption trial, has been ousted by state officials as the head of New York's second - latest medical malpractice firm.
Starting out working with accountant malpractice and real estate cases, moving on to being an assistant attorney and later becoming an in - house attorney for a smaller firm, Nicole has a diverse background in terms of what she has been able to do with her many degrees.
It should be: «To accept these latest claims by quack doctors — like James Hansen, Michael Oppenheimer and Kevin Trenberth — is like ignoring reams of evidence that they should have their licenses revoked for repeated malpractice.»
Though the rate of malpractice claims flowing from criminal cases is lower than in other areas of law, the number of claims in this area is on the rise of late, and for many of the same reasons we see in other areas.
A recent study by Dr. David Newman - Toker found that late or incorrect diagnoses accounted for approximately 35 % of all medical malpractice suits.
Nearly two decades later, in the 2008 case of Matsuyama v. Birnbaum, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court followed suit and recognized a medical malpractice cause of action for «loss of chance of survival.
We talk a lot about medical malpractice caps (see here here and here) and late last month we noticed that some in South Dakota are trying to overturn the state's cruel 32 - year - old cap on compensation for patients hurt by gross medical negligence.
Jim notes that the grades on physicians» experience and history of errors, expected by late 2012, could prove invaluable for protecting patents from medical malpractice ranging from misdiagnoses to botched surgeries.
In his latest blog post to our VA personal injury attorneys» website, my colleague Jim Lewis writes that Americans who go to other countries for low - cost surgeries and medical treatments have almost no chance to bring malpractice lawsuits if they are harmed by negligent doctors, surgeons, hospitals or clinics.