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Can You Sue a Doctor for Misdiagnosis?

Doctors have a duty to their patients to deliver timely and accurate diagnoses. Although medicine is an inherently uncertain field and some diseases and medical conditions may have symptoms that mimic other conditions, medical professionals have a duty to deliver the most accurate diagnoses possible to their patients. When a doctor delivers an incorrect diagnosis, […]

Should I Release My Medical Records to Insurance Adjusters?

If you suffer injuries in a collision with another driver who was clearly at fault for the accident, then one of the next steps toward recovery is to file a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance. Of course, the insurance company will want to see proof that your claim is legitimate, and this may involve […]

7 Best Practices for Arizona Bicyclists

Bicycling is a healthy, fun, and eco-friendly alternative to driving, but Arizona bicyclists need to know the state’s laws concerning cycling and how to avoid accidents. Generally, the law considers bicycles as equivalent to motor vehicles, therefore bicyclists always have an obligation to follow posted traffic signals and operate their bicycles as safely as possible. […]

What Should I Do If I’ve Been in a Car Accident on the Job?

Hundreds of thousands of car accidents happen every day, and most Americans have at least an idea of what to do after an accident with another private driver. However, what happens when a accident happens on the job? Different factors come into play when an employee suffers injuries in an accident while performing his or […]

What Is the Sports Medicine Licensure Clarity Act of 2018?

On October 3rd, 2018, the United States Senate overwhelmingly passed H.R. 302, or the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018. Part of this act relates to sports medicine licensure and protections for covered medical professionals. The Sports Medicine Licensure Clarity Act of 2018 will protect sports medicine professionals who travel across state lines with sports teams […]