Articles

• How Patients Can Protect Themselves From Medical Errors
• Infant released from hospital with untreated jaundice won $26M
• Medical Malpractice: Physician Burnout
• Study: negligent physicians rarely face punishment by state medical boards
• Study examines causes of medication errors
• The Economic Cycle Research Institute releases top medical hazards for 2013
• Who can testify as an expert in a medical malpractice case?
• A change in time means greater injuries at the workplace
• N.J. township officer didn’t know driver was drunk when gave her keys
• Determining fault: Doctors vs. pre-existing conditions
• Doctors frequently fail to diagnose the right condition in patients
• Large trucks will soon have speed limiters to reduce collisions
• Tracy Morgan’s accident sheds light on the dangers of sleepy driving
• Hands free devices can be distractive to NJ drivers
• ‘Black box’ offers troubling insights into risk of surgical errors
• New Jersey’s medical malpractice realities
• Government encourages development of alcohol detecting technology
• Safety issues await new FMCSA leader
• Catastrophic spinal cord injuries can have life-changing consequences
• Survey reveals confusion over vehicle safety features
• Tips for avoiding drowsy driving in New Jersey
• NTSB again recommends enacting a lower legal BAC limit
• Study highlights risks of teen distracted driving during summer season
• How NJ motorists can stay safe around big rigs
• Staying safe while playing Pokemon Go
• What is the one-bite rule?
• Safety experts urge smarter approach to distracted driving laws
• Study: Alcohol consumption and driving do not mix, at any level
• Examining the dangers of nighttime driving
• Lack of sleep an under appreciated factor in traffic fatalities
• What happens when a doctor apologizes for a medical error?
• Protect yourself by knowing what to do after a car accident in NJ
• New Jersey consumers wonder why lithium-ion batteries explode
• Why nutrition matters in nursing homes
• Bicycle deaths continue to rise in New Jersey in 2017
• New Jersey has a high number of “phone addicts” on the roads

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