The Connecticut Medical Examining Board recently disciplined three healthcare providers for failing to act in a timely manner, among other things. According to Connecticut medical malpractice law, physicians who deviate from the standard of care and leave the patient permanently injured may be committing Connecticut medical malpractice. A New London urologist was fined $3,500 for … Keep reading…

The opioid epidemic continues to have a strong grasp on Connecticut, with the Connecticut Department of Public Health reporting that over 3,000 overdoses occurred in the first four months of 2018. That equates to nearly 26 overdoses per day. Drugs in the opioid family include illegal forms, like heroin, and legal forms like codeine, methadone, … Keep reading…

A cyber security breach in a hospital setting is at risk of a major medical error that could be considered Connecticut medical malpractice. Like any other company with large amounts of data, patient data security breaches can have disastrous effects. A medical records mishap can have lasting effects, including the most tragic. Injuries sustained from … Keep reading…