Fall Response in Nursing Homes
May 20, 2022,
By admin
Fall response in nursing homes can play a significant result in whether a facility succeeds over the long haul. When a person falls due to […]
Why Do Nurses Get Sued?
February 22, 2019,
By Chris Murray
Nurses are an important–even essential–part of the healthcare landscape. These skilled professionals are responsible for numerous aspects of the healthcare delivery model, providing care and
Survey Shows Medical Malpractice Limits Remain Unchanged in 2016
October 19, 2016,
By Chris Murray
Recently released data based on the 2016 Medical Liability Monitor Annual Rate Survey indicates that Medical Malpractice insurance premiums remain essentially unchanged from 2015 to
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Indiana Passes Cap Change on Medical Malpractice Claims
March 9, 2016,
By Caitlin Morgan
Since 1999, Indiana has capped medical malpractice awards at $1.25 million. Under law SB 28, no health care provider is liable for more than $250,000
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Indiana’s MedMal Legislation Caps to Be Reviewed
August 11, 2015,
By Caitlin Morgan
In 1999, the state of Indiana passed legislation providing for limits on the total amount recoverable by a malpractice plaintiff. Under the law, no
E&O Insurance: E-Discovery Comes with Additional Exposures for Law
April 23, 2012,
By admin
Many law practices, because of the breadth and scope of their work, often rely on attorneys outside the firm who are hired or outsource companies
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Risk Management: Tips on Preventing Lawsuits Against Law Practices
April 17, 2012,
By admin
Due to an influx in malpractice suits, stemming from an increasingly unsteady economy and other factors (such as the use of contract work to junior-level
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