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Administrative Law › Civil Procedure › Professional Malpractice

Read Administrative Law updates, alerts, news, and legal analysis from leading lawyers and law firms:

News & Analysis as of May 22, 2013

Pavlack Law, LLC

Filing Indiana Med Mal Complaint via Third-Party Carrier Does Not Toll Statute of Limitations

by Pavlack Law, LLC on 5/9/2013

In this installment we discuss the recent Indiana Court of Appeals decision Moryl v. Ransone, which addresses the impact on the statute of limitations of filing a medical malpractice claim with the Indiana Department of...more

Low, Ball & Lynch

Weekly Law Resume - December 20, 2012: California Supreme Court Affirms Express Delivery Provisions of Government Claims Act

by Kimberly Chin | Low, Ball & Lynch on 12/24/2012

Hope DiCampli-Mintz v. County of Santa Clara, et al. - California Supreme Court (December 6, 2012) - Government Code section 915(a) establishes the manner of delivery of a claim against the government. It requires that...more

Sedgwick LLP

Appellate Procedure & Jurisdiction

by Sedgwick LLP on 9/6/2012

UPDATED THROUGH September 4, 2012 Harmless Error – Medical Malpractice. Question certified: To avoid a new trial in a civil case, does the beneficiary of the error in the trial court have to show on appeal that it is...more

Sedgwick LLP

Admissibility of Social Security Disability Determination as Evidence of Causation in a Civil Suit

by Sedgwick LLP on 6/22/2012

Counsel defending serious toxic exposure or personal injury claims are often faced with a determination by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that the plaintiff is disabled. More importantly, the finding will often...more

Honorarios de abogado y recurso directo de revisión, artículo 454.bis LEC

by María Luján López on 5/16/2012

Publicado en VLex 16/05/2012 El motivo de este trabajo, es expresar y fundamentar acabadamente el parecer contrario, haciéndonos eco,nada menos, que de la voz de autoridad de la Sala de lo Civil del TS, en distintas...more

Sedgwick LLP

Case Study in Nevada: The Allegedly Unsafe Medical Provider and ERISA Preemption

by Sedgwick LLP on 4/18/2012

In Cervantes v. Health Plan of Nevada, 263 P.3d 261 (Nov. 2011), the plaintiff commenced an action against a managed care organization (MCO) alleging it violated Nevada's quality assurance laws and regulations when MCO...more

Howard Ankin

Court filings and privacy-a double edged sword

by Howard Ankin on 2/4/2010

Eric Turkewitz at the New York Personal Injury Law Blog recently noted that a New York court wisely banned the use of social security numbers in subpoenas: (Y)esterday, in the New York Law Journal, (no link) comes the...more

Historial clínico médico y prueba de la relación de causalidad.-

by María Luján López on 3/1/2002

Historia clínica y sus posibles utilidades como prueba de la relación de causalidad. Concepto de historia clínica. Avances jurisprudenciales. -...more

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