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  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

According to a study by Johns Hopkins, medical errors account for nearly 250,000 deaths each year, while other studies say that number could be as high as 440,000. That makes medical mistakes the third-leading cause of death in the United States. Medical malpractice can be one of the most challenging types of personal injury cases to prove, as the burden…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

When someone suffers a bad medical outcome, it is often not the result of medical malpractice. All procedures carry certain levels of risk – some of which are simply unavoidable. But if you suspect that your bad outcome was the result of negligence and medical malpractice, you should contact an attorney experienced in these matters. An attorney familiar with malpractice…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

As you head out on Tennessee roads to tackle your plans for the day, you may give little to no thought to the potential hazards you might encounter. Unfortunately, disaster could strike at any moment and under a variety of circumstances, and dealing with the fallout of a collision can be scary and intimidating. While on the open road, you…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

If you drive often through Tennessee, you may have taken comfort in a recent report stating that fatal motor vehicle accidents have declined over the past few years. The reasons for this decline may include tougher penalties for impaired driving, better driver education on the dangers of distracted driving and higher quality safety features in new vehicles. Unfortunately, the good…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

When a medical professional misdiagnoses a patient’s condition, it can start a chain reaction that usually does not end well for the patient. After a misdiagnosis, the patient may not receive appropriate treatment as soon as he or she should. Alternatively, the patient might receive unnecessary treatment or no treatment at all. Unfortunately, this type of mistake can severely injure…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

erebral palsy is a movement disorder that is caused when damage occurs to a developing brain. A child with cerebral palsy can show symptoms in infancy, but sometimes a child may not begin to show symptoms until he or she is 3 or 4 years old. In many instances, the cause for cerebral palsy is unknown. Cerebral palsy can develop…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

Family, friends and loved ones of a Tennessee woman are grieving from what they feel is her untimely death due to medical malpractice. In the lawsuit, the gastroenterologist who had overseen the woman’s care for several years is accused of not supplying “the minimum standard of acceptable practice,” leading to her untimely death. The family is seeking $4 million in…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

When a surgeon makes a preventable mistake during surgery, it is known as a surgical error. Medical professionals see surgical errors as never events, as they are events that should never happen during surgery. A National Center for Biotechnology Information study shows that medical errors account for over 250,000 United States fatalities each year. Of these medical errors, surgical errors…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

When someone suffers a traumatic injury, emergency medical technicians are usually the first people to arrive on the scene. It is important that these technicians proceed with care and precision, especially in high-risk cases. Embodying a light of hope while working under pressure can be hard in the hectic environment that follows an accident. Endotracheal intubation is a skill that…Read More

  • By: Patrick “Shea” Callahan, Esq.

The medical world can be highly frustrating for patients to navigate. Between scheduling appointments and trying to explain symptoms to the doctor, many patients feel like good treatment is out of their grasp. Doctors are the gatekeepers to information about a patient’s own body, which means that they also have a degree of control over their health. It’s important to…Read More

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