The Substantive Law of Medical Malpractice: The analysis, preparation and trial of a medical malpractice case requires a knowledge of the specialized body of law that has evolved pertaining to such cases. This book presents that law in a concise, clear easily accessible format. Covered in detail with case citations are such issues as: theories of liability; evidentiary and other trial issues; the law relating to expert witnesses; defenses; the law relating to damages; and more.

The Health Claims Arbitration Office: The enactment of unilateral waiver in October 1995 changed a lot about how the HCAO operates and the role it will play in medical malpractice cases; the once "mandatory and unavoidable" HCAO has now become the "mandatory but waiveable" HCAO.

Managed Care Law: Probably no single concept has so dramatically erupted onto the medical malpractice field as has "managed care" in its many forms. No practitioner in the medical malpractice field should be without at least a basic understanding of what managed care is, how it can be sued, how it can be defended, and the application of ERISA preemption.

$189
Inv. #0224-01
Pub date: 2001
Pages: 500

This publication was used in conjunction with the 2004 "An Insider's Guide to the Handling of Medical Malpractice Cases" Seminar.  Audio tapes, CDs and DVDs are available.

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