Partner Chris Norman and managing partner Keith Forman ofWais, Vogelstein, Forman, Koch & Norman sit down with Marc to discuss birth injury and how their firm ...

There is a great deal of attention paid to medical malpractice litigation and rightfully so because those cases are likely the most complex civil tort litigation with some of the highest stakes in ...

Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., a respected law firm based in Erie and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is extending its legal services to individuals ...

Philadelphia law firm Raynes & Lawn Trial Lawyers has been nationally recognized for its work on birth injury and medical malpractice cases. The firm has secured several life-changing multi-million ...

On Thursday, attorneys representing the families of deceased individuals waiting for organ transplants and Dr. J. Steve Bynon, Jr. mutually decided to come together on what information would be ...

An unexpected accident that leads to a person’s death is a tragedy. Expenses from medical bills, funeral arrangements and lost wages can pile up quickly. When this happens, a wrongful death claim lets ...

We are making it easier for foreign medical graduates to practice in the state of Florida, but we are making it impossible for people who are American doctors who had any lawsuit or a DUI 30 years ago ...

At the Columbian Lawyers Association’s monthly CLE, esteemed Kings County Supreme Court Justices discussed medical malpractice issues.

There are a multitude of ways you could lose a loved one in an accident or incident in Austin. For example, there are 829 pedestrian deaths in Texas each year, many of them in Austin. If your loved ...

Robert E. Taylor Jr., a personal injury attorney in Kenilworth, died in his room at Harrah’s Resort and Casino in Atlantic City while attending the NJAJ’s Boardwalk Seminar, said a colleague, Craig M.

Donald Trump's New York hush money criminal trial continued Monday, with opening statements and the first witness taking the stand. Read real-time updates, analysis and highlights from court.

Doctors say they fear that following their medical judgment could cost them their license or land them in jail.