Every employer has workplace culture: the way people feel about working there, the amount of stress employees are under, and much more. Nursing is a profession where burnout and stress are commonplace. Burnout and stress can cause medical errors, which can be considered Connecticut medical malpractice depending on the circumstances. This past summer, the Joint … Keep reading…

It is no secret hospitals and health care providers are looking to streamline their processes. That also crosses over to the diagnosing and managing of health care. The ECRI Group issued a list of the top ten health technologies where things can go wrong. Missing implant data for MRI patients.  Loose nuts and bolts in … Keep reading…

If you suspect Connecticut medical malpractice for treatment received by yourself or a loved one, working with an experienced, knowledgeable attorney will help. The question is, how do you determine if an attorney or firm is right for you or your loved one? The following questions are some you may consider asking when meeting with … Keep reading…