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PR: 4 | Medical Malpractice Tort Reform National Conference of State Legislatures, Medical Malpractice Tort Reform - February 8, 2007 http://www.ncsl.org/standcomm/sclaw/medmaloverview.htm [ Detail ] |
PR: 3 | McMurry & Associates Offers legal services to clients in the areas of legal malpractice, medical malpractice, auto accident cases, insurance bad faith law, unsafe product litigation, product liability, personal injury law, traumatic brain injury cases, and catastrophic injury cases throughout Louisville and Kentucky. http://courtroomlaw.com/ [ Detail ] |
PR: 2 | Andres & Berger, PC New Jersey based medical malpractice attorneys Andres & Berger specialize in cases involving misdiagnosis, surgical error, and hospital negligence amongst other personal injury cases. They are certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey and have been recognized as NJ Superlawyers. http://www.andresberger.com/ [ Detail ] |
PR: 2 | Connecticut Medical Malpractice Attorney Connecticut medical malpractice attorneys that specialize in handling medical malpractice claims and obtaining substantial verdicts and settlements on behalf of medical malpractice victims throughout the State of Connecticut, located in Stamford, CT 06901. http://www.berkowitzlawfirm.com [ Detail ] |
PR: 1 | Prostate Cancer Malpractice Law Medical Malpractice law firm helping victims of advanced prostate cancer due to delayed diagnosis by doctor or health care provider. http://www.prostatecancerlaw.com [ Detail ] |
N/A | Elements of Medical Malpractice The Four Elements of Medical Malpractice - Yale New Haven Medical Center: Issues in Risk Management http://info.med.yale.edu/caim/risk/malpractice/malpractice_2.html [ Detail ] |
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| Preserving Court Funding Will Require Effective Political Efforts by the Judiciary and Its Allies | Whether they like it or not, leaders of the judiciary must be willing to play politics in efforts to preserve funding for their state and local court systems. That was the collective message voiced by several court administrators, members of the judiciary and legislators who engaged in blunt discussions on court funding today with members of the ABA Task Force on Preservation of the Justice System. The task force convened during the ABA's 2012 Midyear Meeting in New Orleans. "The courts are nonpartisan, and support for the courts is nonpartisan," said Gail Stone, the law and justice policy advisor for… | ||
| Scalia Denies Abortion Views Influenced by Religion, Calls His GPS Opinion ‘Defendant Friendly’ | Justice Antonin Scalia doesn’t shy from controversy, even before a large crowd of ABA members. On Saturday during the ABA Midyear Meeting in New Orleans, Scalia answered questions posed by Boston University law dean emeritus Ronald Cass and then from the audience. Topics included abortion, religion, lawyer pay and the justice's recent opinion on police use of a GPS device to track a criminal suspect. The only topic that was off limits—and it was Cass who said Scalia couldn’t answer—was on the Constitution and same-sex marriage. Scalia didn’t hesitate when an audience member asked him whether his Catholicism influenced his… |
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| Pentagon official denies extension for 9/11 suspects | [JURIST] Bruce MacDonald, the senior Pentagon official overseeing war crimes tribunals at Guantanamo [JURIST backgrounder], on Friday denied a request to extend the filing deadline for pre-trial motions [JURIST report] for prisoners accused of planning the 9/11 attacks [JURIST backgrounder]. The prisoners' lawyers stated that they needed the extension because of delays in getting security clearance [AP report] and new restrictions on legal mail between the attorneys and their clients. The prisoners' arraignment is set to occur within months. In... | ||
| EU asks Google to delay new privacy policy | [JURIST] The European Union's data protection authorities wrote a letter [text, PDF] to Google Thursday asking it to delay implementation of its new privacy policy, which is supposed to take effect March 1. The EU is concerned the privacy policy, which will combine various policies of more than 60 of its products into one, may be in violation of EU laws. Google released details of its new privacy policy [corporate website] last week, saying it will make it easier to... |
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