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In the great majority of cases, the jury’s ultimate decision is in favor of the doctor.

Dr D was aware that this form of birth control would be inappropriate for someone who had a history of stroke.

This month we look at a case which you may have seen in the mainstream media – a case involving the drug ivermectin.

At what point does a patient become liable for their own injury when medical advice is not followed?

This month’s case involves an FDA Safety Communication regarding a device which later caused injury that led to the death of a patient.

The issue began when a former patient called the podiatrist’s office requesting a copy of his records.

This month we look at an important recent United States Supreme Court decision which is being hailed as a victory for prescribers.

The patient had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, and suffered from auditory and visual hallucinations, delusions, and extreme paranoia.

Mrs D retained an attorney and filed suit against Dr H and the hospital, alleging medical negligence and failure to obtain informed consent.

The in pari delicto doctrine precludes plaintiffs from recovering damages if their cause of action is based, at least partially, on their own illegal conduct.