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Trial Exhibits: Numbered or Alphabetical? Does It Really Make a Difference? It doesn't matter if it's a medical malpractice trial, an accident case or even wrongful death that goes to trial. In New York each one involves exhibits. -
Can an attorney cross examine a witness at trial in a personal injury case without yelling and screaming? Its important to have a clear strategy about the information you are trying to obtain from the witness as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney -
TV sportscaster has privacy destroyed when a peeping tom gets her room number and rents room next to hers. He then videotapes her changing clothes and posts it on the internet. Join today's video chat as two trial lawyers from both sides of the country discuss this $55 million dollar verdict A sportscaster who sued Marriott Hotels, and a man who cut a hole in an adjoining hotel room in order to secretly peep in on her as shared by NY Trial Lawyer -
Surprising New Brain Cancer Info The study focuses on gliomas, which are the most common type of tumor in adults today as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney Gerald Oginski -
1.5 Million People’s Private Medical Records Leaked on Amazon Web Services Neglect from companies managing data has exposed sensitive information. Police injury reports, drug tests, detailed doctor visit notes and social security -
New Test to Detect Pancreatic Cancer This is not the 1st time that experts have tried to find a protein that could test for pancreatic cancer. Researchers have unsuccessfully tried, to find marker -
Study Links More Sex to Less Prostate Cancer Risk A new study found that regular sex, specifically ejaculation, was associated with a statistically significant lower risk of prostate cancer. -
Almost Half of Pediatric Medical Errors Are Preventable; New Study Says A tool to prevent medical errors in pediatric inpatients has discovered that almost half of the harms in patient charts were preventable. New study reveals -
Vaccines: Who's right? Parents who delay or Doctors? Some parents have decided to delay their childrens’ vaccinations or not vaccinate them at all given new information. Some experts say that the vaccines -
One California doctor says it's OK not to vaccinate kids for measles. Find out why... Given the recent rise in measles cases many parents are thinking twice about having their children vaccinated. Proponents are saying that pediatricians should