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[...] are progressive (although the rate at which they progress varies from person to person). CATARACT SURGERY The purpose of cataract surgery is to remove the patient’s natural lens, which has become [...]

[...] will help you to effectively use deposition testimony at the trial of the New Jersey Medical Malpractice case. Have we ever met before today Do you understand that I will be asking you some [...]

[...] in response to that knowledge. Proving a medical malpractice case requires two essential elements: a deviation from the applicable standard of care and a [...]

[...] will be lecturing on behalf of the New York State Bar Association CLE program- “Medical Malpractice Litigation: Technique Strategy and Procedure”.  Paul will be covering Discovery issues, [...]

[...] out what did the doctor reasonably know, and when did she know it. In the past, medical malpractice attorneys, faced with handwritten records, often had to rely on the faulty or self-serving [...]

[...] Outcomes Any cases which have any reasonable similarity to case at hand Who is your medical malpractice Insurer Do you sit on any committees at the Insurer Do you do any in house reviews for the [...]

[...] MEDICAL MALPRACTICE NYC We are pleased to share with you that on Friday, March 28th, Paul Simonson will be [...]

[...] As a lawyer who has concentrated for two decades in helping those injured by weight-loss surgery malpractice, I have been saddened by the attitude of some, including physicians, that morbidly [...]