October 20, 2017
Travel day – Washington, D.C.
The Jury’s Sense of the Thing
Two weeks ago, I ended a series of posts about the role of Senses in litigation (Taste, Touch, Smell, Sight, Hearing). About the time that I ended those, I ran across something even better. A real scientific explanation of what I was getting at – published in the Journal of Consumer Research. Here it is. So Close I Can […]
October 17, 2017
Opioid makers capture Congress and the DEA Congress Eliminates DEA Oversight
An Introduction to My Firm
With the help of my friends at M&M Multimedia, we made a series of videos to introduce my Firm and the basics of personal injury litigation. This is the first. Please visit the website to learn more.
October 16, 2017
In nursing homes, a new “off use” drug being pushed on dementia patients without sufficient study or regulation. Nuedexta Quality Fraud
October 13, 2017
More chaos thrown into the healtchare insurance marketplace. NYT: Executive Order Cuts Insurance Subsidies
October 12, 2017
WaPo: Executive Order Undercuts ACA
October 10, 2017
A new patient advocacy idea that could actually WORK. The American Patient Defense Union
October 9, 2017
A peer reviewed survey of nurses rating hospital quality of care around the world. BMJ: Patient Safety, Satisfaction and Quality of Care
Tasting
The fifth – and mercifully final – in the series of blogs about how the Senses play out in litigation. I confess – I am at a loss on this one. But having given myself the task, I am determined to complete it. To state the obvious, there aren’t a lot of cases in my […]