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I wanted to let the members know that, after five days of trial, upon completion of the plaintiff's presentation and before the Defense's presentation, a medical malpractice case was settled for an undisclosable sum of money, after we brought suit against my wife's original treating neurologist for ...

A trial is scheduled to begin in the very near future in which my wife and I are suing a neurologist for failure to timely diagnose and treat her MS. Does anyone have experience in such a matter?

treez post re: skin necrosis makes a lot of sense to me as I do not see what design of needleless injector could eliminate some deposition of the medication within the skin.

Deb:
No harm incurred and no disrespect taken. I have reviewed a number of your posts, and you obviously are greatly concerned for the welfare of others. For this I thank you.

trump

About 20 years ago, I incorporated a needleless injector in my practice. (I believe the trade name of the injector was Madaject.) I gave the device to a dermatologist friend of mine, as cleaning and resterilization of the device were a bit too time consuming and cumbersome for my office personnel. I...

I only want to know if anyone is aware (has knowledge of) a successful malpractice action. I am well aware of the difficulties entailed in successfully carrying the burden of proof.

Is anyone aware of a successful medical malpractice action against a neurologist for failure to timely diagnose and treat multiple sclerosis?