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Cardiac Catheterization and Anaphylactoid Reaction to Contrast Dye – Medical Malpractice?

Prescription Medication Errors – Pharmacy Give You what the Doctor Prescribed?

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Cardiac Catheterization and Anaphylactoid Reaction to Contrast Dye – Medical Malpractice?

In order to diagnose and/or treat some heart conditions, a catheter (long, thing, flexible tube) is inserted into a blood vessel through a patient’s arm, groin or neck and threaded to the patient’s heart allowing the doctor to perform diagnostic tests and treatment on the patient’s heart. This procedure is known as cardiac catheterization.A special…

Corneal Edema Post-Cataract Surgery? Medical Malpractice?

The cornea is the eye’s most outer layer covering the front part of the eye and acting as a clear window for us to view the world. Clarity of the cornea is essential for sharp vison and two-thirds of the eye’s focusing power comes from the cornea. When a person has corneal edema, they have…

Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect – Growing Elderly Population

Our elderly population is clearly growing which directly correlates to more of our loved ones in nursing homes or similar facilities. Often an elderly person – our loved ones – are like children who need care and help with the most basic daily living activities: bathing, dressing, and using a restroom. Being older brings something…

Chicago Trial Attorney: Personal Injury & Business Litigation – Is Your Lawyer “Driven” to Pursue Excellence? Second Opinion?

Whether I take on a personal injury matter – accident, nursing home, dog bite, workers compensation or the like – or business matter (plaintiff or defense), there is one thing that NEVER goes missing: pursuit of excellence in representing my client(s). While attorneys cannot ethically guarantee any particular result or that they can win –…

Chicago Trial Attorney: Personal Injury & Business Litigation – Nursing Home Slow Death

I have been handling nursing home cases for well over a decade. My own dear grandmother suffered indescribably from a decubitus ulcer while in care of others. Morphine was her earthly savior from the pain she seemed larger than life to have endured as I was told. An article I came across today by a…

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