The EMTALA Strikes Back The EMTALA Strikes Back: An Independent Hospital Duty to Comply with Federal Law, or a Duty Transferable to Physicians via Indemnification Clauses? In what could have significant implications to physician groups providing services to...
The Iowa Supreme Court recently decided that it will consider under the informed consent doctrine as to whether surgeons need to disclose their experience to patients prior to performing surgeries. This means the Court will leave it to juries to determine if a...
Cross-Examining Watson: How to Sue a Robot An Appellate Court in NJ recently revisited the affidavit of merit statute, yet again, but this time with a twist. One question before the Court in Skounakis v. Sotillo was whether a physician was qualified to give an...
Transferring to other Medical Professional Liability Insurance policies: What are the Tail implications? As featured by Fairfield County Medical Association The medical professional liability (MPL) market has entered a dynamic cycle in which premiums are rising...
