July 2010 Archives

Thousands of Children Injured Every Year by Medical Devices

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 28, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Infections, Medical Device Injury, Medication Errors
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Hospital Negligence and Error? Not Your Physician's Problem

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 26, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Medical Errors, Medical Malpractice
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Focus on DCIS - Over-Diagnosed or Effective?

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 23, 2010
Category: Medical Malpractice
Tags: Breast Cancer, Cancer Misdiagnosis, Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS), Medical Malpractice
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Could Delayed Diagnosis Be Leading the Downward Trend in Cancer Incidence?

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 21, 2010
Category: Medical Malpractice
Tags: Breast Cancer, Delayed Diagnosis, Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS), Medical Malpractice
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Bad Nurse, Will Travel: Part Two

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 16, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Nursing Errors
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Bad Nurse, Will Travel: Part One

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 15, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Nursing Errors
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Protecting Yourself From Hospital Negligence

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 9, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence
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Hospital Negligence: Infected Medical Equipment at Veterans' Hospital

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 7, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Infections
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Is Increased Patient Testing the Right Answer to Medical Malpractice?

On behalf of Richards & Richards, LLP on July 2, 2010
Category: Medical Malpractice
Tags: Hospital Negligence, Medical Malpractice, Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Unnecessary Medical Tests
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