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Re: Written Interrogatories Pursuant to NRCP 33.

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Re: Requests for Production of Documents Pursuant to NRCP 34

medical414 — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 08:10:00 -0000

very nice post Doctors' groups, patients, and insurance companies have criticized medical malpractice litigation as expensive, adversarial, unpredictable, and inefficient
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Re: Written Interrogatories Pursuant to NRCP 33.

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Re: Written Interrogatories Pursuant to NRCP 33.

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Re: A Few Short Notes on Depositions

Court Reporting — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 18:20:32 -0000

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Re: Does Litigation Benefit the Public?

laurabrusstar — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 23:19:25 -0000

It is funny no one ever mentions the outragous amounts of money Doctors and Hospitals can charge but they want to cap what they can be sued for. In Nevada the leading cause of wrongful death is Medical Malpractice. That is insanity it is that way because of the cap imposed by law. If you make it economically unsound to make the same mistake twice, believe me you will get better health care, there will be less mistakes, they will pay better and more attention to what they are doing because they want the big fat money that they charge and it they make the same mistake that cost them so much they will be out of business. Let's face it Doctors and Hospitals don't care if people live or die in the first place. If you have no insurance and you have cancer your going to die of cancer, you are not going to get top notch state of the art health care, if you have no insurance or money, you'll be lucky if they at least keep your suffering down. They only care when they make big money and if they keep making mistakes they will be out of business. It also allows them to play God to a certain degree. My sister died at a hospital in Nevada, she had advance stage Chirrosis of the liver, she had it from auto immune disease. She went to emergency because she couldn't walk they told her she had a hip contusion gave her oxycodone told her to take tylenol. She isn't supposed to take tylenol, Two days later she was back at emergency, she couldn't breathe, they said she had anemia, siatica, bronchitis, renal insuffiency and sent her home again. Two days later she was back her temperature was 85 degrees, she was delusional, hallucinating,she didn't know where she was. How can a doctor send a person home who has advance stage chirrosis of the liver, when they have diagnonsed her kidneys are starting to fail. If your liver isn't working you can't send them home if their kidneys are starting to fail. No blood transfusion, no dialyisis, you don't send them home. Besides the fact they missed she had phnemonia. The intake person wrote down that my sister had Hepititis C, that she drank occaisionally and she smoked. My sister didn't have hepititis C, she didn't drink or smoke, she had auto immune diesease and her immune sytem was attacking her liver. The hospital judged my sister's life because she had Chirosis of the liver and because they listed her as having Hepitis Cand figured she was abusing her body and wouldn't live long and they weren't going to waste there time and care on someone who was just going to die anyways from her own abuse. Because most people who have Chirrosis of the liver have it from Hepititis C or from drinking. They assumed what they didn't know or bother to care about. The autopsy didn't say she had hepititis C but on the death cirtificate the hospital said she died from a comunicable disease. (Please forgive my spelling) She was on a transplant list. S.F hospital told them to transfer her they had a liver for her, they said they would when she stabilized. They didn''t do anything to stabilize her, bring her body temperature up, they let her die and that she did the next day. They have the right to play God and the right to murder and that's what Nevada's cap did to Nevada. Can anything good come from Nevada, you have the highest teen suicide rate, the highest teen pregnancy, and the leading cause of wrongful death is medical malpractice. Who would want to live there. Obviously ledgeislators in Nevada have someone's interest at heart but it isn't the citizens of Nevada. The thing is the Governor, Congressmen and Senators live in Nevada and one day it is going to be their daughter, son, mother, father, brother. wife or maybe themself that is going to find their self in a situation on the receiveing end of medical malpractice, the odds are in favor and Nevada understands odds. Then maybe the law will change, it is one thing to grieve the loss of someone you love so dearly it is another thing to over come grief when you know it shouldn't of happened, that it could have been prevented, that you can't make that Doctor or Hopital realize how valuable the person that they negligently let die. The person they disregarded and said had no value. You can't show them oh yes they did have value and you will know how valuable that person was, if fact I will make it economically unsound for you to ever make that mistake again. I will rest knowing that another person will not suffer that mistake at your hands. If you don't remember to check your oil in your car and your engine goes out because it didn't have any oil in it and you have to pay for a new engine or a new car, believe me, you will never again forget to check your oil. Same principal. Remove the cap and you will have much better medical care, far less lawsuits, because they will be more careful instead of careless. Unfortunantly the state of Nevada says, your loved one isn't valuable either. How do you over come that loss. In loving memory of Christine Marie Peterson my sister, who is very valuable no matter what the hospital says and no matter what Nevada state ledgislature says, because look at what their opinion has said to it's citizens. You know what it says to the women of Nevada, they never charge anyone with rape, they charge sexual assault. It's one thing to have a law that says, you will go to prison for the rest of your life if you have sex with a minor, sounds like they care, but it doesn't do any good if you won't charge the person with rape, if you only charge them with sexual assault they don't go to prison for the rest of their life. Nevada never charges rape. So women aren't valuable either. So it doesn't matter how valuable either say she is because neither have a clue.

Re: Some Protection For Animals (A Diversion From Litigation)

upsetinvegas — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:58:01 -0000

My neighbor leaves her cat out in the cold all night long, yet there is no law against that. It seems to me that the animal cruelty laws here in Nevada are just too lenient when it comes to the food, water, and sheltering of pets.

Re: Personal Injury Lawyers at Cap…

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Re: A Few Words About Asking Interrogatories

tammy — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:28:38 -0000

I am in the middle of an injury accident now where I am trying to find a standard set of interrogatories to ask pertaining to insurance and I am having no luck. Your questions above were very good and I am new to this paralegal thing, I don,t want to look like a complete blond. lol.

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Re: A Few Words About Asking Interrogatories

CristianStar — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:45:26 -0000

interrogatories are a very important part of each lawsuit. And the interrogatory has as much quality as the lawyer's creativity and of course attention to details.

Re: The Short Trial Program in Nevada Justice Courts

Justice — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 02:57:22 -0000

It is much better if they settle prior to the scheduled Trial date, so things will go with the previous plan.

Re: Going to the Courthouse (Part 1)

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Re: Success for Plaintiffs!

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Re: Can I gather evidence before a lawsuit?

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Re: Conventional Trials

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