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A Texas Lawyer Defending the Unilateral Refusal Law by Thaddeus Pope Doctor of Philosophy

AtOpen.Salon, this Texas lawyer uses theSun Hudsoncase to explain how 166.046 can work responsibly and fairly, and how it can work to protect patients.This "success in practice" seems to be a bi ... Read on »

Jailhouse Lawyer Being Investigated - Guess He Ticked Off the South Carolina Attorney General by Chuck Gallagher Patient Expert

... but a lay person who has a knack for the law.Oh, but there’s more! The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on March 24, the appeal where Burgess is arguing that a prior drug conviction prosecutors used to get him the 20-year minimum prison sentence shouldn’t have applied because it was a misdemeanor instead of a felony. Conflicting court rul ... Read on »

Doctors and plaintiff lawyers ar ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Doctors and plaintiff lawyers are the bill's biggest critics, saying the doctor-patient relationship would become a Hollywood production.Massachusetts physicians are not smiling about the possibili ... Read on »

Death by Lawyers by Dr. C.E. C. Medical Doctor

... of your vanished self, Mr. Eliot?" Grrr.... Anyway, though embarrassed, Kathleen and Derek are fine. "Pray for us sinners at the hour of our death" (by the hands of Mexican lawyers). Gotta sign off now and consult another lawyer. --CE Read on »

Lawyer-in-Waiting by Randy P. Patient Expert

Congrats to shadow reader and brother-in-law Bill, who has been accepted to law school at the University of Utah. Law school at the U-- the salmon swim upstream if the bears don't eat them. Thanks, Ann, for the link to the poster. Read on »

Vomit, blood + lawyers. by Melting Mama Patient Expert

People's HealthBlogger Awards 2008 - Best 100 Winner!

... Which leads to...Lawyer spam! Well, technically not spam - turns out when you have a case at the MCAD, it's public record. (Didn't know this?) I got two letters from other lawyers.One reads:"I am contacting you because you have a substantial claim of discrimination and sexual harassment against "A Large Retail Craft Store Based Out Of Moorestown ... Read on »

Lawyerly cliches by Randy P. Patient Expert

For the first time in my 18 years as a lawyer, I am quoting Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in a formal legal writing. I did once work in the old movie cliche, "meanwhile, back at the ranch," in an appropriate context, and a coworker once opened with "It was a dark and stormy night." Somehow, I need to get the following famous first lines into l ... Read on »

Lawyer for the Dogs by Matt FM. Patient Expert

... asks about the pet's upbringing, its temperament, how much it exercises." -----As recently as 10 years ago, evaluating who a pet would go to in a divorce was almos absurd to lawyers. Today, though, it's a more common practice. Here is another interesting tidbit from the article: "Thirty-nine states and the District of Columbia now allow pet owner ... Read on »

Gastric Bypass Malpractice Lawyers? by Melting Mama Patient Expert

Wow. This is interesting. I just stumbled upon a law firm's website that deals with gastric bypass malpractice suits. I'm wondering, though, how does one decide just WHAT would be considered " malpractice" especially when some of the items they discuss are so common post-operatively? I'm guessing more than a few readers here would have a case. ... Read on »

Visiting Dad's Lawyer by Jennifer J. Patient Expert

Dad’s lawyer has to evaluate Dad to see whether he is competent or not. He will do an assessment of Dad’s capacity. I am going to take control of Dad’s financial matters, since Dad cannot even write a check. We have power of attorney for this. Dad was violently opposed to this in June. He thought he could still keep track of things. We have to che ... Read on »