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Experienced D.C. Medical Malpractice Attorney appears on TV Show Experienced DC medical malpractice attorney explains how cases work and how a successful case could vastly improve the lives of victims -
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Timothy was Born with Cerebral Palsy in Washington, D.C. Due to a Doctor's Negligence This is a the story of a real family affected by cerebral palsy due to medical malpractice. The jury awarded a $6.5 million verdict. -
Former Client Fulfills Dream and Writes a Children's Book with a Disability! At Donahoe Kearney, we know that injured people in DC, MD, and VA can make lemonade out of lemons. Read Rozanne's story of triumph and order her book! -
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Patient Safety Rules violated before and after a surgery THROWBACK THURSDAY: The January newsletter features a Medical Malpractice Update regarding patient safety during surgery, insurance company tactics and 5 Mistakes that can kill your workers compensation case -
What RBG has to say about ERISA Federal Insurance Law. Why Even the Judges Hate ERISA--the Law that Governs Your Employer-Offered Disability Insurance -
Why Should We Allow Insurance Companies to Practice Medicine? The Washington Post Reports on Insurance Companies shouldn't be the ones calling the shots on your medical treatment. -
ACL Reconstruction Surgery Turns into a Devastating Death. ACL injuries are common and can occur while performing a number of activities, ranging from playing an intense sport to simply turning or landing on your foot the wrong way. Likewise, ACL and other knee-related reconstruction surgeries are carried out on a daily basis in the United States and are generally considered to be quite low-risk. Nonetheless, complications in Dixon’s surgery turned out to be fatal.