Perforated Ulcers and Medical Malpractice
Undiagnosed perforated ulcers can have fatal consequences Stomach ulcers and small intestine ulcers, also known as peptic ulcers, occur when a small hole develops in the lining in the gastrointestinal [...]
Dianna
In today's "you are only a number" society, it was a pleasant surprise to discover Mr. Farris really cares about his clients. We were always treated with the utmost respect [...]
Janie
After my injury, I found Spencer to be a friend I could trust and count to fight for me. He was prepared to go to trial, but was able to [...]
Paul
Spencer did everything he said he would in a short period of time. We feel he was fair. He kept us informed every step of the way with our problem. [...]
North Carolina Medical Board takes a Great Step towards Safety and Choice.
In an unusual move towards openness, the North Carolina Medical Board recently decided that doctors should be required to tell their patients of their practice history. North Carolina has been [...]
Crib Recall- over 2 Million Cribs Involved
Infant Entrapment and Suffocation Prompts Stork Craft to Recall More Than 2.1 Million Drop-Side Cribs. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc. today announced [...]
Lawsuit Caps Don’t Save Lives: A Doctor Speaks
Evidently, the entire medical community hasn't bought the company line and drunk the Kool Aid- a doctor published on Salon Magazine had this to say about Malpractice lawsuit Caps: "Tort [...]
It is only Lawsuit Abuse when Injury Victims Sue, Right?
This blog isn't really about personal injury law. It is, however, another poke in the eye of fake watchdog groups whose only REAL intention is to protect corporate profits at [...]
Toyota’s Idea of Safety: Hide Incriminating Documents?
A federal judge's order sheds new light on what Toyota Motor Corporation is fighting to keep hidden, according to Todd Tracy, a Dallas vehicle safety legal expert. The documentation order [...]
A Tax on Malpractice Victims is Unfair!
Let me start by saying I love my president, and support him in most things. His push for universal healthcare coverage is admirable, and long overdue in my opinion. That [...]