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When a physician is sued, one of the most important forks in the road is your deposition. Sure, the facts of the case matter. And often, medical malpractice cases resolve to a battle of the experts. But you can make a difference early on. No one will know the facts of the case better than ...

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Poor documentation rarely looks dangerous when you’re the one typing it. It looks efficient. “Doing well.” “RTC two weeks.” Everyone goes home. Months later, a letter arrives. That one-liner is now Exhibit A. The care may have been thoughtful. The record reads thoughtless. Claims data backs up what defense lawyers see every day—when documentation fails, ...

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Most doctors enter partnerships with optimism. You found someone who shares your vision, your work ethic, and your patients. You split costs, grow the business, and cover for each other on weekends. It feels like a marriage of equals. Until one day, it doesn’t. Partnerships in medicine are built on trust. They are also built ...

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Saying “I’m sorry” can be an effective way to repair a wound. It can mitigate escalating anger. And reset a relationship. What are the ramifications? Is “I’m sorry” synonymous with an apology? I’m sorry is informal and an expression of empathy. I’m human. You’re human. I feel bad that you experienced a bad outcome. What ...

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