Consider Your Case Closed

By Aaron Katersky

On Nov. 29, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a lawsuit against the owners,... Read More »

New York Nursing Home Sued for Fraud, Neglect by State Attorney General

By Adeel Hassan

Amsterdam Nursing Home in Upper Manhattan experienced an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease,... Read More »

Nursing Home Cited Seven Times by Inspectors Before Legionnaires' Outbreak

By Safety + Health

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, workplace injuries in the private sector rose... Read More »

BLS: Nonfatal Workplace Injuries Increased in 2021, but Illnesses Dropped Significantly

By Steph Weber

A $75 million medical malpractice verdict has been issued against an emergency department... Read More »

Locked-In Syndrome Malpractice Cases Ends with $75M Verdict Against Docs

By Gina Kolata

A study published in Health Affairs involved video focus groups of U.S. primary care physicians... Read More »

These Doctors Admit They Don't Want Patients with Disabilities

By Jenna Greene

In August, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had pledged to post on its... Read More »

New Data Is Out on COVID Vaccine Injury Claims. What's to Make of It?

By Tony Cook and Johnny Magdaleno

The public health agency of Marion County, Indiana, the Health & Hospital Corp. of Marion... Read More »

Marion County Agency Wants SCOTUS to Strip Protections for Millions of Vulnerable Americans

By DailyNurse

A report from the Nurses Service Organization, a division of Aon Affinity, reveals that the... Read More »

Nurse Practitioner Liability Report Reveals Malpractice Claim Costs Are on the Rise

By Kevin Collier

A study by the Ponemon Institute found that cyberattacks against health care facilities have... Read More »

Cyberattacks at U.S. Hospitals Mean Higher Mortality Rates, Study Finds