A claim I am defending on behalf of a hospital involves a rather unusual event. When I conducted an obsessive-compulsive review of the treatment records, I discovered that to each physician, the Plaintiff in question had described that incident in slightly different terms. In one case, he said the incident occasioning his medical treatment had happened at home. In another provider's records, the incident is documented as having occurred while he was on vacation.
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This Bump On Head? That's A Long Story
The Connecticut Law Tribune
August 3, 2009
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