By | April 29th, 2013

QUESTION: Can multiple physician refusals of covered emergency medication, specifically denying to provide covered services without stating cause for the refusal, be considered as “deliberate indifference” in medical care? ANSWER: When prison personnel make conscious or reckless disregard of the consequences of their acts or omissions, they may be liable for deliberate indifference. However, the courts have objective and subjective tests that could determine whether there is deliberate indifference or not, depending on the case.

Read More ...

By | March 27th, 2013

QUESTION: My son committed suicide after not getting help or medication in a mandatory psychiatric holding facility. Can I sue them for malpractice or wrongful death? ANSWER: Psychiatrists, hospitals, or mental health facilities owe a duty of care to take responsible steps to prevent foreseeable suicide. This special relationship is born out of the patient’s dependency on the health care provider who “has some control over the (patient’s) welfare” [Kockelman v. Segal (1998)].

Read More ...


Would you like to discuss your legal matter?

PHONE

image description
Jack Morgan CALL US! 866-205-4971

We will assist in scheduling new and existing clients for all offices. For initial consultations we will ask you a few questions and then find the best time for you to talk to one of the lawyers that best fits your legal matter.

Call us or use the email form and we will follow up with you right away.

EMAIL

The Law Offices of Hogan Injury will provide you with personalized attention and guidance. Protecting your rights is our main objective. We have been representing clients for the past 30 years and our experienced team of attorneys will advise you of the legal consequences of every decision you take.