By ggwmlaw | Published January 2, 2014 | Posted in Blog | Tagged Tags: medical malpractice, myths, personal injury lawyer | Leave a comment
Debunking Five Myths About Medical Malpractice
There are several myths regarding medical malpractice suits, which misinform lawmakers and patients in the United States. These myths support the ideas that there are too many malpractice cases, and that those malpractice cases are the source of various problems in the country, including high premium costs and an alleged doctor shortage. These assertions are Read More
Read MoreBack-to-School Safety Refreshers
The New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety (DHTS) is reminding everyone to be safe in school zones now that school is back in session. School zones affect pedestrians, buses, parent-driven vehicles and student-driven vehicles. Unfortunately, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for children in New Jersey, and on average, one pedestrian Read More
Read MoreMedical Malpractice During Childbirth
For some women, the experience of childbirth triggers emotional problems, including post-traumatic stress disorder. This is especially true when mothers had complications during childbirth or a difficult birth process. Unfortunately, such complications are often caused by medical errors that can result in lasting injury to a newborn. Although serious birth injuries are rarer than they Read More
Read MoreTeen Drivers: Are They More Dangerous?
Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for teens in the United States and in New Jersey. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), teen drivers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash than all other drivers. Further, 43 percent of teens admit to texting while Read More
Read MoreWhen an Elderly Loved One Is Being Abused
Elder abuse includes several types of mistreatment and violence inflicted on individuals who are more than 65 years old, usually by a caregiver or someone an elder trusts. The true scope of elder abuse in the United States is unknown, since many incidents go unreported. There are six major types of elder abuse: Physical abuse Read More
Read MoreMedical Malpractice in Cosmetic Surgery
Having cosmetic surgery is often an emotional decision and a major financial investment. Patients may contemplate surgery for years and endeavor to improve their self-esteem by having a procedure. A recent trend has shown many doctors, without credentials in plastic surgery, expanding their practices to include cosmetic procedures. There are indications that this increases their Read More
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Cosmetic Surgeon
The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery is a serious one, and it is important to choose an experienced surgeon who specializes in the procedure you are seeking. As with other medical procedures, cosmetic surgery does carry risks. Ensure that the plastic surgeon is a member of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Read More
Read MoreTips for Preventing Bicycle Accident Injuries and Fatalities
Many drivers have become acclimated to an automobile-centered lifestyle and fail to acknowledge the rights of bicyclists. Thousands of law-abiding cyclists are injured, and hundreds are killed, each year by negligent drivers. In 2011, 677 pedalcyclists — which includes bicyclists and cyclists who ride two-wheel non-motorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles powered solely by pedals — Read More
Read MorePreventing Child Injuries and Death in Motor Vehicle Accidents
In New Jersey, children under 80 pounds or under 8 years old must ride in a child seat. Using a child safety seat greatly reduces the risk of death and protects children from injuries in the event of a crash. Parents and caregivers have the responsibility of ensuring children are in a child safety seat Read More
Read MoreWhy Litigating Trucking Accidents Require a Strong Legal Team
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (Traffic Safety Facts, 2011 Data), vehicle registrations for SUVs, vans and pickup trucks increased by 27 percent between 2002 and 2011. Individuals and families often believe these vehicles to be safer in accidents. However, the much larger trucks used by commercial enterprises can be 10 times larger and Read More
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