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- How Do You Determine Who is at Fault in an Auto Accident?
March 02, 2020
Read MoreImmediately following an accident, your body is running off adrenaline. You’re likely left in a state of shock and wondering what happened. Always stop, get to a safe spot to pull over, and call the authorities after you’ve been involved in a crash. After that, it’s time to start figuring out who or what caused […]
- Everything You Need to Know About Obstetric Negligence in PA
February 28, 2020
Read MoreIf you or a loved one has ever been pregnant, then you know just how nerve-wracking the whole experience can be. From finding out the news to the day of delivery, there’s so much that can go wrong. It’s especially devastating when your own doctor or healthcare provider fails to keep you safe. Learn everything […]
- Paul Lagnese and David Paul Discuss the Rettger Case in Panel
February 27, 2020
Read MorePaul Lagnese and David Paul, of Berger & Lagnese, LLC presented a 2-hour CLE as part of the WPTLA (Western PA Trial Lawyers Association) Past President speaker series. The CLE was titled “RETTGER: The Long and Winding Road.” The Rettger case stems all the way back to 2003 when Mr. Rettger was first transported from […]
- Everything You Need to Know About a Cancer Misdiagnosis in PA
February 13, 2020
Read MoreExperts estimate that one out of every two people will develop cancer at some point over their lifetime. Cancer wreaks havoc on both the body and mind, while also causing a lot of roadblocks in your personal life. If you thought a cancer diagnosis was bad, then you can only imagine the horror of being […]
- Major Settlement Awarded in the Case of Toddler Killed by Dresser
January 28, 2020
Read MoreJozef Dudek was only two when his life was abruptly put to an end by none other than a dresser that most people have in their bedrooms. A dresser was the last thing that Jozef’s parents, Joleen and Craig, could have expected would cause their child’s death. During a time when these parents should be […]
- The Most Common Medical Errors
September 30, 2019
Read MoreOverview of Medical Mistakes in Pennsylvania Who do you trust the most with recommendations about your physical health and well-being? If you answered your doctor, then you’re not alone. Most Americans agree that they highly trust their medical professional with their health decisions. Despite this, a startling statistic has captured the attention of the media. […]
- Cerebral Palsy: Causes, Risk Factors and Medical Negligence
September 25, 2019
Read MoreWhat is Cerebral Palsy? Have you ever heard of Cerebral Palsy? This term, which describes a host of disorders, is the most common disability suffered during childhood. It’s a life-long condition that’s usually caused by a brain injury. In many cases, the condition develops either during pregnancy, delivery or immediately following birth. There are also […]
- Medical Malpractice and Post-Operative Care
September 01, 2019
Read MoreMedical Malpractice Overview The National Center for Health Statistics reported that over 48 million inpatient surgical operations were conducted throughout the U.S. in 2009. All surgical operations carry a risk, but oftentimes surgery is necessary for a patient’s physical well-being. Below we’ll get into details about what postoperative care is, how errors happen and what […]
- What to Do After an Injury in Pennsylvania
August 26, 2019
Read MorePersonal Injuries in Pennsylvania Have you ever had to make a difficult decision while you were in physical pain or ill? When your body is struggling, your mind becomes clouded. It often becomes difficult to make even a simple decision. If you’re ever in this situation, then having a solid base of information can help […]
- A Delayed Cancer Diagnosis: Common Causes and Consequences
August 19, 2019
Read MoreCancer Diagnosis Statistics Do you know anyone who has suffered from cancer? Global statistics indicate that almost four out of every ten people will get diagnosed with some form of cancer within their life. When you’re suffering, identifying and treating the cause is a time-sensitive matter. Delaying a diagnosis increases suffering, reduces the likelihood of […]