The Cycle of a Medical Malpractice Claim I’ve Been Sued: Questions and Answers Demystifying the Arbitration Processsel

Electronic Tracking Systems Can Reduce Risk Maize-and-Blue Code Green Look Alike Prevents Red Ink Medical Board Coverage: Should I Opt...

Liability and the Hospitalist Improving Obstetrical Outcomes Top 10 Areas of Claim Costs

How PRF Can Help You Manage Risk 10 Reasons to Call the PRF Office

Good Communication Can Reduce Lawsuits Philosophy of a Defense Attorney

Collaborative Law Disclosure Is Effective on Several Fronts

Arbitration and Arbitration Agreements —How They Work Together Cases Illustrate Code Green Success Annual Meeting Focuses on Promissory...

Medical Records and Risk Management Medical Board Coverage: Always Good to Have But Not to Use Liability Associated with Allied Health...

The Metabolic Syndrome: Truth or Consequences Bariatric Surgical Options Carry Benefits and Risks Simple Approaches to a Complex Problem:...

Wrong Site Surgery - Avoiding Common Mistakes Patient Follow Up Retained Foreign Bodies

PRF Analysis Shows Top 10 Claim Areas Health Information Technology and the Electronic Medical Record

Arbitration: Why? How to Prevail? How does the process of dealing with a claim work?

Cerebral Palsy: A Syndrome With Heterogeneous Etiology Myth Regarding Breast Bumps and Fibrocystic Change PRF'S 30 Years of Claims...

Genetic Counseling in an Obstetric Practice PRF–RRG: A Time For Strategic And Careful Growth Legal Considerations for On-Call Physicians

Risks and Rewards of Communicating with Patients via E-mail Responding to Legal Correspondence and Documents PRF–RRG Peer Review Process

What It’s Like to Be Sued:One Insured’s Experience Sedation in Palliative Care Informed Consent Revisited

A Malpractice Two Way Street Availability of the Good Samaritan Defense Preventing Surgical Wound Infections Botox Injections

Once a Cesarean, Always a Controversy: The Status of VBACs Code Green: What Is It and How Can It Help You? The Expanding Role of...

Communicating with Overweight Patients Medical Management of Obesity Surgical Treatment of Obesity

Improving Physicians Communication Talking About Adverse Outcomes “Code Green” for Unanticipated Outcomes