Monthly Archives: March 2022
Anesthesia Errors And Health Care Liability In Tennessee
It’s among everybody’s worst health care nightmares – you go in for a routine surgery, even a minor elective one, receive a dose of anesthesia, and never wake up. Or you find yourself in the midst of a surgical procedure, numbed enough that you can’t move or speak, but still able to feel awareness… Read More »
Hospital-Acquired Infections In Tennessee – Legal Options And Financial Recovery
Most medical malpractice cases arise out of some injury or illness that required admission to a hospital or medical facility. A hospital-acquired infection, however, occurs after admission, and is generally not even linked to the issues that required a medical visit to begin with. These infections can be a shock to the patient and… Read More »
Attorney E. Michael Brezina, III To Serve As Adjunct Professor Teaching “Pre-Trial Litigation” At The University Of Tennessee College Of Law, Fall 2022
I am honored and excited to be invited back to serve as an Adjunct Professor teaching “Pre-Trial Litigation” at the University of Tennessee College of Law for the upcoming Fall, 2022 semester. Adjunct Professors – University of Tennessee College of Law (utk.edu) It is satisfying to be a small part of the development of… Read More »
Medical Malpractice Involving Nurse Practitioners And Physician’s Assistants In Tennessee
Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician’s Assistants (PAs) are an increasingly important part of the modern American medical system. NPs and PAs provide hands-on care, which can save costs and make quality healthcare more accessible for patients. This is especially important in areas that face shortages of primary care doctors. Sometimes, patients may even prefer… Read More »
Birth Injuries In Tennessee: What To Do And How To Recover
The birth of a child should be one of the happiest days of your life. Sadly, this isn’t always so. Medical negligence during the labor & delivery process results in thousands of birth injuries every year – causing developmental delays and permanent disabilities that can require lifelong care. Statistics on infant mortality and birth… Read More »