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On many occasions when handling medical malpractice cases, attorneys will face the question of how long a medical institution must preserve slides, specimens, tissues or biopsies. The state of Illinois has what is referred to as the CLIA laboratory certification program. This is part of the code of federal regulations CFR 42 Part 430 that refers to federally required record…
Once you have won your case, received a judgment, and all of the post-trial motions are completed, the question becomes “how do I get my money?” In general, there is a misconception that once you win the lawsuit, the judge leans over the bench and hands you a check for the amount of money you’ve won. Unfortunately, it does not…
Many times I am asked to represent clients who have been in accidents with someone who has either insufficient insurance to cover the damages or no insurance at all. If you are injured or have property damage that exceeds the total amount of coverage that the defendant has, then you have a couple of options. 1) You can go ahead…
Do you really have a medical malpractice case? Many times I receive phone calls from grieving parents or a spouse who has had a tragic loss as a result of a medical procedure or event. The question becomes whether or not they have a medical malpractice case. There are a number of different considerations in deciding whether or not you…
Successful attorneys choose clients, they do not choose you. The decision to accept or reject a case is one of the most important decisions an attorney can make, and is one of the biggest reasons for the financial success or failure of a law firm. It is a key decision because accepting a case can have financial and professional implications…
