Trying to find purpose, Trying to see meaning Trying to make sense of the nonsense that I’ve called My Life Cause only this river can bear me to safety Only this river can bear me away JJ Grey & Mofro, This River In 1979, I nearly missed a week long trip rafting down the Grand […]
Blues makes great holiday music. The Big Orange Festival with North Mississippi Allstars and JJ Grey & Mofro at beautiful Laishley Park on the Peace River in Punta Gorda was outstanding.
Back around the time that the Occupy Movement was gaining steam, I traveled to Cleveland to depose a corporate lawyer about his work for a hoist manufacturer. I remember getting thrown out of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for taking photos of the Cher exhibit for Missi. In my defense, however, it was […]
Charles Manson died today. Here is a related post I published last month on Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald. “He sat for a moment, looking hurt and confused and not quite able to digest all this terrible news. Then he cried out: …”Oh … Jesus! What in the name of God is happening in the Country? Where […]
I dedicated this week to a review of medical malpractice cases. You can click here to review our web page detailing an explanation of my experience in this area of the law. After five years at the start of my career doing defense work representing hospitals and doctors, I went to work with my Father in […]
A new resource for keeping track of Big Pharma. #QualityFraud Tarbell: investigations into high drug prices
The Cost Of Assuming Your Doctor Knows Best “The National Academy of Medicine (formerly the Institute of Medicine), came out with a report on diagnostic error in 2015 identifying diagnostic error as the most harmful and most expensive of medical errors. It is estimated that between 40,000 to 80,000 deaths occur in the U.S. from diagnostic error […]
Med Mal caps McFall down in Florida Last year’s decision overturning the compensatory damage limits in Florida Medical Malpractice Cases
Lawyers are taught to be circumspect and cautious representing facts. I’m not going to do that here. Because I know better. So with apologies to old-timey practitioners, here is my reading of the Florida Supreme Court’s latest ruling saving consumers from the unrelenting pummeling of the healthcare delivery and insurance markets and their omnipresent and […]
A “hot-off-the-presses” and game changing Supreme Court Opinion: Sections of the Medical Malpractice Presuit Screening Rules Declared Unconstitutional for violating privacy rights. Defense attorneys no longer allowed to force informal presuit interviews. More to follow.
