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Massachusetts Birth Injuries on the Rise

The health care industry is coming under increasing fire for the high number of birth injuries that occur each year in the United States. Physicians with specialities in obstetrics or pediatrics account for nearly half of all medical malpractice claims. Specialists in orthopedics, emergency medicine and family medicine are also…

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Worcester Judges Orders Peter J. Rizzo to Pay Restitution for Leaving the Scene of an Accident

Thirty  year old Peter J. Rizzo was in Worcester Superior Court today facing charges of leaving an accident scene where there was property damage.  He was also charged with wrong way driving. The judge allowed him to complete the Brain at Risk Program, which must be completed within the year.…

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Infant Brain Injury Studied by Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Gaining a better understanding of pre-term infant brain injury can help reduce future incidents and improve outcomes for preemies. That’s why researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School and NFANT Labs (an Atlanta-based company) are teaming up. The trio announced they would be collaborating to delve into the question…

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Long Time Massachusetts Farm Stand Owner Died from Brain Injury

According to a recent news report form the Worcester Telegram, a 55-year-old proprietor of his family-owned fruit stand in Paxton succumbed to injuries suffered earlier in September in a fall accident. Witnesses say deceased man and one of his employees were unloading a huge bin of pumpkins they had taken…

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Lawrey v. Kearney – Medical Malpractice Witnesses Must be Chosen With Care

A baby girl suffered permanent nerve damage to her right arm and shoulder, following a traumatic birth in which her mother claims the attending physician was negligent. Boston birth injury attorneys recognize that one of the most critical components in these kinds of cases is presentation of appropriate expert witness…

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Discouraging C-Sections Could Affect Birth Injury Rates

The number of caesarean sections has increased significantly in recent years, in part because of doctor concern about potential malpractice claims. A woman who is in labor too long could experience serious complications and extended labor could cause birth injuries to infants. Cesarean sections are viewed as a solution that…

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Massachusetts Birth Injury Claims Against Federal Defendants Must be Timely

A young mother dies as a result of severe hemorrhaging following the birth of her third child. The father filed a Boston medical malpractice claim within the allotted three-year window for such lawsuits in the Commonwealth. However, the claim was ultimately dismissed as time-barred – a decision recently affirmed by…

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