Elliot Kolodny, who has worked both as a plaintiff and defense attorney, currently focuses on nursing home malpractice cases. As an LNC, you have a strong chance of becoming involved in a nursing home case. By listening to this podcast, you will get true benefit from learning the differences between medical malpractice and nursing home […]
427 LNC Skills For Success Susan Haibeck
Susan Haibeck, an LNC for five years, works mostly behind the scenes. She began as a subcontractor, an experience she recommends, and moved on to develop her own LNC Skills and clientele, especially through exhibiting. You will get special benefit from her lucid explanations of why a paralegal can’t do what an experienced nurse can. […]
426 Nurse Expert Witness – What is it Like? Diane Krasner
After 20 years of nursing, Dr. Diane Krasner became an LNC specializing in wound care cases and as an expert witness. She shares what she’s learned during her 15 years of LNC work, and her journey provides invaluable advice and guidelines for both newcomers to LNC work and experienced practitioners. Check out this episode of […]
425 Obstetrical Malpractice Terrors Ellen Hahn
A nurse who has 35 years of experience as an OB specialist, Ellen Hahn will share with you some of the most critical issues that threaten the health of mothers and also babies in an obstetrical environment. Obstetrical lawsuits medical malpractice cases that emerge from this environment are emotionally charged and also tragic. Ellen thoroughly […]
424 Children are Not Little Adults: Practice Issues and Covid
Karyn Hanken, Debra Woodbury, and Jodi Hancock Three highly experienced pediatric nurses share significant medical differences between children and adults and highlight the kinds of questions LNCs need to ask in investigating a case. They also emphasize that children spread COVID-19 as effectively as adults and stress the importance of accustoming them to wearing masks. […]