Buckminster Fuller said it and as you may suspect he didn’t tolerate ‘know-it-alls’. With thirty books to his credit, he maintained an insatiable intellectual curiosity throughout his life. When I start investigating a case, all I have to go on is my client’s story and the written record. In my experience, the client’s story is […]
CMS Changes Coverage Rules On Breakthrough Devices
It is the reason we run the #FullTiltBoogie all week.
When I was a kid, Pete Maravich was the first basketball player to have his own shoe line. Its hard to imagine that there was a time when athletes didn’t have their own shoe contracts. All I knew is that I wanted a pair and wanted to be able fill the hoop like Pistol Pete. […]
It isn’t by accident. And it requires extensive work and communication with the client to let them know ahead of time that new ground is being plowed. It takes time, money and commitment. But when it goes right, it is deeply satisfying. Please visit our website here. At the bottom of the landing page is […]
Trial lawyers are in the business of solving complex, intractable problems. Our job is to explore ways to fashion a remedy that meaningfully addresses severe harm or injury. A remedy sets things right: puts things back together as best we can where things break. In medical parlance, a remedy is a balm or salve that […]
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For fans of courtroom psychology, this may be really interesting. Claims & Litigation – Session 4 – When the Mask Comes Off (1)
In protecting children and families from the devastating consequences of medical error in obstetrics. That has been a constant theme of my practice for over thirty years and continues to this day.
