Medical Malpractice: The Failure to Diagnose Case
1h 4m
Created on August 27, 2015
Beginner
Overview
Perhaps the most common type of case presented to a medical malpractice attorney involves the failure to diagnose, or diagnose in a timely fashion, a medical condition or disease. In this course, attorneys Jason Rubin and Philip Rossotti provide an overview of the handling of this type of case from inception to trial. Additionally, they offer examples of successful trial techniques, including those for cross-examination.
Learning Objectives:
I. Define the elements of a prima facie case
II. Understand the steps to the initial investigation, evaluation, and workup of the case
III. Identify the resources available to understand and investigate the medico-legal issues involved in the case
IV. Develop strategies for the defendant doctor’s deposition, jury selection, and for trial
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