Health insurance reimbursement can significantly affect a personal injury recovery. Understanding ERISA, subrogation, and your plan's reimbursement provisions can help determine what an insurer is entitled to collect.
The second federal trial in the Bard PowerPort lawsuits begins Aug. 18. Unlike the first, which involved an infection injury, this one centers around an alleged device defect that caused the plaintiff's catheter port to break and pierce her heart. Over 3,500 plaintiffs are watching the outcome.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million to fund treatment, prevent harm, and make changes to Facebook and Instagram aimed at protecting young users. It's the first social media addiction ruling that goes way beyond money by making Meta change how its platforms operate.
More than 15,000 firefighters, military personnel, and airport workers in the AFFF firefighting MDL are still waiting for justice. Delays are linked to individual documentation requirements, bellwether trial selection, and preparation for a Daubert hearing to decide what expert testimony is allowed.
If you believe a medical error caused a serious injury, understanding how negligence is evaluated is an important first step. Learn how Virginia law, expert witnesses, and medical evidence shape malpractice claims.
Millions of people now ask AI chatbots health questions before contacting a doctor. A new lawsuit is prompting closer scrutiny of where AI can help, where it falls short, and how courts may approach claims involving AI-generated medical guidance.
Many people with traumatic brain injuries continue to struggle with memory, attention, headaches, and cognitive changes despite having normal CT or MRI scans. Emerging brain function testing may give physicians another objective way to evaluate those symptoms and support brain injury claims.
A serious injury doesn't always reveal its full impact right away. Attorney Claude Wyle explains how delayed medical findings, additional surgeries, and careful investigation can shape both recovery and a California pedestrian injury claim.
Spinal cord stimulators are more complex than ever. With multiple ways they can fail and the substantial impact on patients when they do, defective device lawsuits against major manufacturers are growing. Here's what to know about alleged SCS defects, FDA oversight, and patients' legal options.
Most pressure sores can be prevented with proper nursing care. Learn how these injuries develop, why they often signal neglect, and what families should know if a loved one develops bedsores in a nursing home.
Johnson & Johnson talc lawsuits aren't just about ovarian cancer. Mesothelioma cases have produced billion-dollar verdicts and new filings continue. Learn who may qualify, the evidence behind the claims, and why these lawsuits remain active.
Years after Philips recalled millions of CPAP and BiPAP devices, settlement payments are now being distributed. Learn what this means for patients and families after years of nationwide litigation.
