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Liability in the Sweat Lodge Case

By now most of us have heard of the Sweat Lodge incident. The Huffington Post article  says that "[m]ore than 50 followers of spiritual guru James Arthur Ray had just endured five strenuous days of fasting, sleep-deprivation and mind-altering breathing exercises [were] into a sweat lodge ceremony"  that is said to have…

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An Appropriate Handoff

Yes, handoffs occur in football.  But they also occur in healthcare, when one professional  transfers the responsibility for caring for a patient to another provider.  Here is how The Doctor’s Company explains handoffs when talking about hospitalists: The primary objective of a handoff is to provide accurate information about a…

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Washington Certificate of Merit Struck Down

The Washington Supreme Court has struck down the filing of a certificate of merit in medical malpractice cases in Washington state.   The certificate is required by RCW 7.70.150. The opinion said that the statute was unconstitutional because it violated the separation of powers between the Legislature and the Judiciary and…

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AAJ Issues Report About Unsafe Trucks on U.S. Roads

The American Association for Justice has issued a report called "Warning!  Safety Violation Ahead."  The report reveals that "a new analysis of government data reveals that more than 28,000 motor carrier companies, representing more than 200,000 trucks, are currently operating in violation of federal safety laws."    The safety violations include…

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