In 2001, Dr. Ken Kizer, CEO of the National Quality Forum, introduced a new term in the world of surgical and medical malpractice. "Never events" is a reference to shocking medical errors which should never occur.
While clearly the insured drivers of the vehicles can seek retribution in the event of a major injury, do passengers have the same right to file a personal injury claim?
According to a distracted driving study by Texas A&M, talking into your phone is actually just as dangerous as typing while driving.
An auto accident is one of the more traumatic events we encounter in our lives. Even if no one was hurt, the shock of these experiences can often leave us disoriented and confused, and not sure what to do next. Should we call the police, file a report, or call an attorney?
A police presence onsite after an accident will accurately document the damage to all cars and property, the stories of all involved parties, and the extent of any physical injuries. If stories change later, the police report can act as an arbiter.
Generally speaking, mediation is a process of negotiation which is administrated by a neutral third party. Here are the things that you need to know about your mediation.
Medical malpractice is defined as the negligent, substandard or unskilled treatment of a patient by a health care professional such as a physician, nurse, or dentist. If a patient has been injured because a health care professional failed to competently perform his or her duties, malpractice may apply.
In addition to bringing fun for many, Halloween unfortunately also brings an increased risk for slips, falls, collisions, and other dangerous accidents. Here are 4 safety tips to avoid accidents on Halloween.
The idea of a car accident is a scary one, but it is even more unnerving to consider that the cause of many car accidents originate inside the car itself. Hundreds of automotive safety recalls are announced annually, and it is estimated that at least 25% of affected drivers never fix the defect.
It's estimated that up to 30% of traffic accidents occur because of our own behavior - specifically, distracted driving. Here are the top 6 distractions to look out for...
