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New Post: Your Pacemaker Does Not Have the Right to Remain Silent. Anything It Says Can and Will be Used Against You. medicaljustice.com/blog/can-…

Can Pacemaker Data Be Used Against You In Court? - Medical Justice

Prosecutors used pacemaker data to challenge a man's story in an arson case. What physicians need to know about medical device data as evidence.

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New Post: Lawsuit Alleges ChatGPT Played Doctor. And Missed a Dangerous Clinical Condition. medicaljustice.com/blog/chat…

ChatGPT Played Doctor and Nearly Killed a Patient: The OpenAI Lawsuit Explained - Medical Justice

A patient followed ChatGPT's medical advice and nearly died. What physicians need to know about the OpenAI lawsuit and AI medical liability.

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New Post: Three States Capitulate or Walk Back Efforts to Police Physicians’ Speech medicaljustice.com/blog/phys…

Three States Capitulate or Walk Back Efforts to Police Physicians' Speech - Medical Justice

Oregon, California, and Washington tried to regulate physician speech. Courts rejected their efforts, citing First Amendment protections. Learn why.

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Updated Post: The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. medicaljustice.com/blog/the-…

The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. -...

Dr. Tomasz Kosowski was a plastic surgeon in Florida. As I write he is defending himself against a charge of intent to kill murder. If convicted, he could be sentenced to the death penalty. About Dr....

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New Post: You Are a Board-Certified Colo-Rectal Surgeon. The Plaintiff’s Expert Testifying Against You Isn’t. How is That Fair? medicaljustice.com/blog/expe…
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Updated Post: The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. medicaljustice.com/blog/the-…

The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. -...

Dr. Tomasz Kosowski was a plastic surgeon in Florida. As I write he is defending himself against a charge of intent to kill murder. If convicted, he could be sentenced to the death penalty. About Dr....

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New Post: The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. medicaljustice.com/blog/the-…

The Case for Physicians Addressing Anger Issues with a Therapist Sooner Rather than Later. -...

Dr. Tomasz Kosowski was a plastic surgeon in Florida. As I write he is defending himself against a charge of intent to kill murder. If convicted, he could be sentenced to the death penalty. About Dr....

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New Post: You Are a Board-Certified Colo-Rectal Surgeon. The Plaintiff’s Expert Testifying Against You Isn’t. How is That Fair? medicaljustice.com/blog/expe…
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New Post: Your Online Presence Is Now a Medico-Legal Consideration medicaljustice.com/blog/your…

Your Online Presence Is Now a Medico-Legal Consideration - Medical Justice

AI systems now synthesize your digital reputation for patients. Learn why online reviews matter more than rankings—and what physicians need to know.

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New Post: Prior Authorizations: The Bureaucratic Booby Trap medicaljustice.com/blog/prio…

Prior Authorizations and Physician Liability: How to Protect Yourself When Care Gets Delayed -...

Prior authorization delays can expose physicians to malpractice liability—even when the insurer caused the delay. What physicians need to know.

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New Post: Expert Witness Who Used ChatGPT to Generate Majority of Report Outed at Deposition. Ouch. medicaljustice.com/blog/expe…
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Updated Post: Impaired Physicians in Treatment. Mitigating Professional Fallout. medicaljustice.com/blog/impa…

Impaired Physicians and PHP Programs: How to Get Treatment Without Losing Your License - Medical...

PHP programs offer a treatment pathway without board discipline—if navigated carefully. What impaired physicians need to know about NPDB reporting.

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New Post: Impaired Physicians in Treatment. Mitigating Professional Fallout. medicaljustice.com/blog/impa…

Impaired Physicians and PHP Programs: How to Get Treatment Without Losing Your License - Medical...

PHP programs offer a treatment pathway without board discipline—if navigated carefully. What impaired physicians need to know about NPDB reporting.

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New Post: Your Deposition. Your Audition to Continue on or be Dismissed as a Defendant. medicaljustice.com/blog/phys…

The Physician Deposition: Your Best Chance to Shape the Case Early - Medical Justice

Your deposition can get you dismissed as a malpractice defendant—or lock you in. What physicians need to know before they sit down to testify.

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New Post: Poor Documentation: Small Miss, Big Consequences medicaljustice.com/blog/poor…

Poor Documentation: Why a Thin Chart Can Cost You More Than You Think - Medical Justice

Poor documentation nearly doubles malpractice payout odds. What physicians need to know about charting, late entries, and defensible records.

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New Post: When Your Partner’s Legal Trouble Becomes Yours medicaljustice.com/blog/medi…

How a Partner's Misconduct Can Damage Your Medical Practice - Medical Justice

A partner's legal trouble can damage your reputation and billing even if you did nothing wrong. What physicians need to know about shared risk.

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New Post: Is There a Difference Between Saying “I’m Sorry” and an Apology? medicaljustice.com/blog/im-s…

"I'm Sorry" vs. an Apology: Why the Difference Matters for Physicians - Medical Justice

"I'm sorry" and an apology are not the same thing. Here's what physicians need to know about apology laws and liability before speaking up.

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New Post: Cybersecurity: The Silent Threat in the Exam Room medicaljustice.com/blog/cybe…

Cybersecurity: The Silent Threat in the Exam Room - Medical Justice

Ransomware and cyberattacks hit medical practices harder than lawsuits. Learn critical steps to protect patient data and prevent email-based breaches.

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New Post: Utah is First State to Allow Automated AI Refills. “The Doctor Will Not See You Now.” medicaljustice.com/blog/utah…

Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI-Automated Prescription Refills Without FDA Review - Medical...

Utah launched an AI prescription refill pilot—without FDA review or medical board approval. Medical Just shares what physicians need to know about Doctronic and what comes next.

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New Post: Doctor Gets Bitten in Service Animal Lawsuit medicaljustice.com/blog/doct…

Texas Gynecologist Sued After Writing Service Animal Letter for Patient's Dog - Medical Justice

A Texas gynecologist wrote a service animal letter for a patient's dog. The dog attacked a child. Now the doctor is being sued. What physicians need to know.

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