Anticoagulants and Medical Malpractice

Millions of Americans take anticoagulants every day to prevent blot clots. Many take anticoagulants chances of clotting. Others are born with blood clotting disorders (such...

Representing Incarcerated Victims of Medical Malpractice

By Anmol Rajdev

23 May 2024

Representing Incarcerated Victims of Medical Malpractice

By: Ben Gideon and Taylor Asen You can see the article here There are approximately 4,000 people in Maine jails and prisons. The incarcerated population...

THE “RELATION BACK” RULE: DEFEATING A STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS DEFENSE WHEN ADDING A NEW DEFENDANT TO A MEDICAL MALPRACTICE COMPLAINT BY ESTABLISHING KNOWLEDGE AND THE ABSENCE OF PREJUDICE

You can see the article here Although the hospital logo on their name tags may be the same, doctors and nurses at any given medical...

Explosive Liability: Handling Hazardous Material Trucking Cases

Link to the Article: Gideon_Asen MLR 2023.08.10 – Explosive Liability – Handling HazMat Trucking Cases Due to federal regulations and state standards governing the operation...

Three-Year Statute Sparks Potential Change in Medical Malpractice Law

By Content

13 Apr 2023

Three-Year Statute Sparks Potential Change in Medical Malpractice Law

In Maine, there is a three-year statute of limitations that restricts an individual’s ability to file a malpractice lawsuit. Essentially, this rule states that an...