Silence Hurts: Hip Replacement Recall Rekindles Debate on Medical Ethics
It’s a difficult time to be someone injured through medical malpractice or products liability. A recent article in The New York Times talked about how a number of doctors working for Johnson & Johnson on the DePuy hip replacement saw something was wrong very early on, long before the recall of this hip. The idea [...]
Case of First Impression: No Subtleties in Arons Decision
Come on over to the new blawg to see my thoughts on the latest interpretation of the Arons v. Jutkowitz decision.
Tort “Reform” Works–To Deprive Medical Malpractice Victims Of Their Right To Recourse
It’s always heartening and reassuring to see that large corporations that manufacture poisons for human consumption–think Phillip Morris here– have gotten their money’s worth from their efforts to promote the great lie that is tort “reform.” You know. It’s the same story, basically, repeated over and over again. The plaintiff with the faked injury who [...]