Marciano Legal Law Blog
Delayed Cancer Diagnosis: Who Can Be Held Responsible?
A delayed cancer diagnosis can be devastating. Cancer that’s caught early is often far more treatable than cancer that’s allowed to progress undetected, which means a delay in diagnosis can directly affect a patient’s chances of survival. Unfortunately, this kind of delay is more common than many people realize, and
What You Need to Know Before Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim
Medical malpractice cases are among the most complex claims in personal injury law. Before you file a lawsuit, or even decide whether you have a case, there are a few things worth understanding about how these claims work and how to choose the right attorney to handle yours. Talk to
Delayed Cancer Diagnosis: How Do You Prove Medical Malpractice?
One of the most common questions asked is, “How do you prove that a delayed cancer diagnosis was medical malpractice?” The answer starts with the evidence. Not every delayed diagnosis is the result of negligence. But when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care and that
What Types of Establishments Can Be Held Responsible Under Liquor Liability Laws?
Many people think liquor liability cases only involve bars or restaurants, but responsibility may extend to many different types of alcohol providers. Depending on the circumstances, an establishment may include: Bars Restaurants Liquor stores Grocery stores Convenience stores Other businesses licensed to sell alcohol For example, a liquor store or
How Do You Prove a Bar Overserved Someone After a Drunk Driving Accident?
When someone is injured in a drunk driving accident, one of the questions we often get is: “How do you prove that a bar or restaurant overserved the driver?” The answer is that it takes a detailed investigation. It is not enough to simply show that someone was drunk after
An Introduction to Liquor Liability Law
What is Liquor Liability Law? Liquor liability (or dram shop) are laws that allow a lawsuit to be filed against an establishment for overserving a visibly intoxicated individual who proceeds to injure or kill someone. Why Do Liquor Liability Laws Exist? Liquor liability laws exist because when people drink alcohol,
