Hospitals that contract with outside physician groups for essential services need to reexamine their relationships with those entities as a result of a recent decision by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Reginelli v. Boggs, et al, No. 20 WAP 2016, 21 WAP 2016, 22 WAP...
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Evidence that Patient Consented to Treatment After Being Informed of the Risks of that Treatment is Irrelevant in a Medical Negligence Case
In March 2015, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued an opinion and order in the case of Brady v. Urbas, No. 74 MAP 2014. In that case, the plaintiff in that case had undergone four unsuccessful podiatric surgeries over a two year period to correct a “hammer toe”...