Filing Deadlines and Legal Requirements for NJ Medical Malpractice Claims July 11, 2024
In New Jersey, navigating the complex landscape of medical malpractice claims can be overwhelming for victims and their families. At Drazin & Warshaw, our experienced New Jersey medical malpractice lawyers understand the emotional and physical toll that medical negligence can take. This comprehensive guide aims to shed light on the critical filing deadlines and legal requirements for medical malpractice claims in New Jersey, providing the information you need to protect your rights and seek justice. Understanding Medical Malpractice Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional deviates from the accepted standard of care, resulting in harm to the…
read more Protecting Your Rights After a Serious Car Accident in NJ July 3, 2024
Experiencing a serious car accident can be a traumatic and life-altering event. At Drazin & Warshaw, we understand the emotional, physical, and financial toll that such an incident can have on victims and their families. Our goal is to help you navigate this challenging time by protecting your rights and securing the compensation you deserve. This guide will provide you with crucial steps to take immediately after an accident, the importance of seeking medical attention, and how our skilled auto accident attorneys can assist you. Immediate Steps to Take After the Accident Ensure Safety and Seek Help…
read more Delayed injuries and car crashes June 25, 2024
Motorists in Missouri may benefit from understanding more about the dangers that can arise from delayed injuries caused by a car crash. The ensuing damages from these crashes may be...
read more Insomnia linked to workplace accidents June 18, 2024
A new study is linking insomnia to workplace accidents, according to an article published recently in the Archives of General Psychiatry. Most people would probably guess that a lack of...
read more US Hospitals Fail to Properly Monitor Patients Who Receive Opioids for Pain June 11, 2024
New research shows that three-quarters of all hospitalized patients who get opioids to deal with their pain are not properly monitored by hospital staff. The study, “Avoiding Adverse Events Secondary to Opioid-Induced Respiratory Depression,” was conducted by Carla Jungquist, a nursing researcher and assistant professor at the University at Buffalo School of Nursing, and published in the Journal of Nursing Administration. Jungquist began the study because she suspected that hospitals have not implemented enough safety measures to protect against prescription painkiller overdoses. This is a very serious problem, said Jungquist, because US hospitals have become extremely “aggressive” when it…
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