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- A Doctor's Apology for A Bad Outcome Not Admissible in an Ohio Medical Malpractice Case
- New Orleans Hospital Settles Class Action for $25 Million Dollars.
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- Ben Barrett Sr. Is Panelist at Cleveland State Law School...
Posted on 7/29/2011 - Damage Caps in Medical Malpractice Laws Challenged...
Posted on 9/29/2009 - Hospitals Still Not Reporting Serious Errors...
Posted on 8/12/2009 - Study Finds That Doctors Do Not Always Report Significant Test Findings...
Posted on 6/23/2009
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Medical Malpractice
- Jury Verdicts in Medical Malpractice Cases Are Subject to Caps in Damages
- Doctor Must Divulge History Regarding Hepatitis B To Patient Who Develops Hepatitis B After Surgery.
- Physician Who Was Professor of Medicine at a State University Was Immune from Medical Negligence Claim
- The Ohio Supreme Court Places Additional Limits In Medical Malpractice Cases
- Lorain County Jury Awards $1,250,000
What is a certificate of merit?
A: A certificate of merit is an affadavit provided by a qualified medical expert, who has reviewed the appropriate medical records and agrees that the medical provider involved departed from accepted medical practice in the diagnosis or treatment of a patient resulting in serious injury or death. In Ohio,a certificate of merit must be filed in Court with the lawsuit.
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6061 South Broadway
Lorain, OH 44053
Phone: 440-233-1100
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Miraldi & Barrett Co., LPA
6061 South Broadway
Lorain, OH 44053
Phone: 440-233-1100
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800.589.3023
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440.233.8527
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