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On appeal, a medical malpractice case recently examined whether the plaintiff's theory of causation went against the established facts, and if summary judgment was proper. Background A patient suddenly went into cardiac arrest and died in the hospital two days after undergoing bariatric surgery. The autopsy revealed the cause of death was a pulmonary...

Unfortunately, an injury from a car accident or medical malpractice is something many people sadly experience. After any traumatic event, trying to heal while navigating the steps of pursuing legal action can be overwhelming. Choosing the right personal injury attorney when injured in a car accident or by medical malpractice can be difficult. Here...

Rollover accidents are one of the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents. As your car rolls, you’ll be tossed around in the car and make contact with all sorts of objects before coming to a rest. During a rollover accident, you go wherever the car goes. With head-on collisions, rollover accidents are some...

Minors can’t act for themselves in legal proceedings; therefore, they need someone to act in a representative capacity to sue or agree to a settlement. This is called a conservatorship. In some situations, a minor can take the distribution of a personal injury settlement without a conservator. Michigan Statute § 700.5102(1) states that a...

Hospitals, ERs, and clinics can sometimes be frenetic and unsettled places. For patients and their loved ones, these healthcare environments can be frustrating and a time-consuming. Patients must tell their story multiple times, in some cases to a receptionist, a tech, a nurse, and then finally to the doctor. For their part, healthcare workers...