In this malpractice action against three doctors arising out of the wrongful death of a father of minor children following emergency room care at Trinitas Regional Medical Center, the plaintiff timely commenced the action within two years of the death of the patient. Almost two years later, plaintiff filed a first amended Complaint adding an
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This was a medical malpractice action against medical brought as a result of alleged negligent treatment of tuberculosis meningitis. Prior to trial, the plaintiff served an Affidavit of Merit prepared by a Dr. Ackley, who was board certified in internal medicine. However, one of the defendants, Dr. Ahn, was board certified in family medicine. Dr.
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Plaintiff brought this medical malpractice alleging that defendants, Drs. Mynster and Sehgal, provided negligent care by failing to refer the patient to a facility with a hyperbaric chamber for appropriate treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning. Dr. Mynster was board certified in emergency medicine and Dr. Seghal was board certified in family medicine. Plaintiff served an
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The mother of a deceased patient brought this medical malpractice action against the hospital and emergency room physician, alleging that defendants had negligently failed to detect and treat an infection, causing patient to become paralyzed and die. In preparation for trial, plaintiff consulted with and prepared to call at the trial five medical expert witnesses,
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On remand from the NJ Supreme Court, the Appellate Division upheld, in its June 28, 2012 decision, a trial court Order entering summary judgment in favor of the defendant for its negligence in handling a 911 call. The Court ruled that while the 911 operators were clearly negligent, they are immune from liability pursuant to
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