In health care, everything is important and nothing is “not” important. There is no auto-pilot mode
Bruce Fagel
From Issue: 2011 October
Respect for the process and the participants includes being as prepared as you would for the courtroom
Joe Hilberman
From Issue: 2011 October
Avoid the slippery slope. Keep your ego out of the equation, and call someone who has the expertise you don’t!
Miles B. Cooper
From Issue: 2011 October
Defense verdicts are common and comparative fault is often substantial, but careful analysis of the venue and circumstances can lead to a convincing case for liability
Michael Gatto
From Issue: 2011 October
The last thing a California employee should be worried about is taking time off work to give the gift of life
Elnaz Masoom
From Issue: 2011 October