Wrongful Death Lawsuits At my firm we handle a variety of Wrongful Death lawsuits. Because we work on so many medical malpractice cases, most of the Wrongful Death suits we handle are also medical malpractice cases. Just yesterday, I had a client call us about a medical malpractice case, but she wanted to know if […]
The Meaning of “Wrongful Death” Read More »
The Common Surgery That Can Be Uncommonly Dangerous Hysterectomy surgery–in which a woman’s uterus is removed–is an extremely common surgery. Tens of thousands of American women have this operation done every year. Over the last several decades, improvements in equipment and techniques have made this operation much safer and easier on the women patients. But only
When Hysterectomy Surgery Goes Wrong Read More »
Chain Dentistry–a Dangerous Trend As you have no doubt noticed, there has been a sudden proliferation of dental chains—places where you don’t know who the dentist is providing your care, any more than you know who wrapped your hamburger at the last McDonald’s you stopped at. The way these chains make their profits is
When Dental Chains Put Profit Over Safety Read More »
The “Conspiracy of Silence” in Medical Malpractice Cases In a medical malpractice case the injured patient is required to prove his case with expert testimony from another professional to the effect that the defendant failed to provide proper care to the plaintiff. Such testimony is often required to even start a case: in
Why Good Doctors Won’t Testify Against Bad Doctors Read More »
Gall bladder removal—what surgeons call “cholecystectomy” is one of the top five most common surgeries performed in the United States. These surgeries are typically performed by “general surgeons” who also perform a large variety of other surgeries. The goal of the surgery is simple: to isolate the gallbladder from its blood supply and other organs
When Gall Bladder Surgery Goes Wrong Read More »
In a medical malpractice case, as in many other types of cases against professionals, the plaintiff is required to prove his case with expert testimony from another professional to the effect that the defendant failed to provide proper care to the plaintiff. Such testimony is often required to even start a case: under a special law enacted
The Conspiracy of Silence in Medical Malpractice Cases Read More »
If you or a family member was seriously injured in a truck accident, or if a loved one was killed in a truck accident, then you should contact our experienced accident attorney, John Polewski, right away. You may be able to hold the responsible party accountable for your injuries in a truck accident lawsuit. You may
Can I Sue a Commercial Truck Driver? Read More »
Tanker trucks are large trucks that either carry or pull trailers capable of handling various liquid, dry bulk or gaseous loads. These vehicles are typically categorized as heavy, medium, or light-duty types based on their load-carrying capacities. Tanker trucks can carry more than one load, making them even more dangerous in the event of an accident.
What Tanker Trucks Typically Carry Read More »
The loss of a loved one is devastating to any family, but when that loss is caused by someone’s negligence, the remaining family members are left with unanswered questions and a strong desire to see justice done for their loved one. At Polewski & Associates, we help families pursue that justice through wrongful death cases. You may
Can I File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit for the Loss of My Loved One? Read More »
The Fourth of July is a day of celebration, barbeques, and fireworks for most Americans. However, for many people the festivities will end in tragedy. The Fourth of July is one of the most dangerous days of the year for drivers and passengers. The holiday rivals New Year’s Eve for the most fatalities and drunk
Fourth of July Driver Safety Tips Read More »
*All indicated fields must be completed.
Please include non-medical questions and correspondence only.
Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 5:30pm
Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 5:30pm
