Not every bad medical outcome is the result of medical malpractice. Even when a patient experiences a serious complication or unexpected result, that does not necessarily mean a healthcare provider made a mistake.

Healthcare is changing fast. Hospitals and healthcare systems are using more technology, managing larger patient volumes, and trying to keep up with staffing shortages, all while patients expect safe, reliable care. As healthcare evolves, so do the legal risks that come with it.

Starting July 1st, 2024, there are new rules about seat belts in Indiana.

Look, we love a good old-fashioned symposium as much as the next guy, but this year, in the spirit of self-improvement, we figured we’d mix things up.

As personal injury attorneys, we are constantly requesting medical records from medical providers all over the country.

Over the years we’ve had the privilege of co-counseling and assisting many attorneys on a variety of personal injury cases.

Although no settlement can heal the loss of a wrongful death, a fair settlement can provide a way to remember a loved one’s life.

After going through the process and putting in the time, we have gained a deeper understanding of the importance of jury research.

As many of you probably know, medical malpractice reform is a topic batted around by politicians during election season.

Lawyers who’ve teamed up to start firms as partnerships say putting their professional names and reputations on the line together takes mutual trust, respect, a shared vision, and a fair amount of nerve.