Legal Articles, Malpractice

Misdiagnosis Occurs with Common - But Serious - Conditions

Doctors sometimes get it wrong. In fact, depending on the medical study you read, they get it wrong a lot.

When Medical Facilities are Chaotic and Understaffed, Everyone Suffers

Chaotic, stressed, overworked and understaffed medical facilities are dangerous for the people who work there and for patients, as they often result in a higher risk for medical error. Research published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine shows that medical staff who experience more stress factors also make more mistakes, and their patients experience more adverse effects that are unrelated to their illness.

How to Avoid a Car Accident When It's Raining

As the Summer ends in St. Louis, people are getting ready for Fall weather. Part of doing so is understanding the dangers, safety tips, and liability associated with driving in the rain.

Medical Malpractice is Far More Common Than Malpractice Lawsuits

In 2016, researchers at Johns Hopkins found that the number of deaths caused by medical error in the U.S. was more than 250,000 per year. That statistic made headlines across the country, but it was little surprise to those familiar with the shortcomings of our healthcare system.

Slip and Fall Liability

Slip and Fall Liability

Evidence That Should be Collected to Win a Truck Accident Case

Critical evidence in trucking accident lawsuits should be obtained sooner rather than later after the crash. This is a summary of some of the information to get.

Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain

Whiplash &TBI

Whiplash &TBI

Soft Tissue Injuries

Soft Tissue Injuries

Should you sue when a dog bites you in Illinois?

On behalf of Holley, Rosen & Beard, LLC on Monday, August 6, 2018. Contrary to what people may think, most dog bites do not occur from a dog on a walk attacking a jogger or cyclist; even the mail deliverer is not at the greatest risk.

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