Dangerous Mistakes Tripled in Maryland Hospitals
In the realm of healthcare, trust is the cornerstone upon which every successful patient-provider relationship is built. We rely on hospitals to be sanctuaries of healing, places where expertise and compassion converge. However, recent revelations about patient safety in Maryland have cast a sobering light on the state of affairs within its hospitals. Between 2019…
Read MoreInfluencers Are Paid to Shape Your Diet
In an era where social media wields unprecedented influence, a new trend has emerged within the world of health and wellness. Registered dietitians, esteemed for their expertise in nutrition, have increasingly become the faces of product endorsements on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. As trusted figures, they disseminate information about food and beverages, often…
Read MoreEPA Moves to Limit Lead Fuel in Aviation
Last week the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it has found that lead from airplane fuel is a danger to public health, opening the doors for the agency to limit lead fuel in aviation. According to the Washington Post, “More than 170,000 smaller planes, known as piston-engine aircraft, still use leaded gasoline, according to the EPA, and…
Read MoreWhich Surgical Procedures Are the Most Dangerous?
It is common for individuals who are rushed to the hospital to find out that they need immediate surgery. While they may think that this means that they will soon be on the mend, it is important to also realize that every surgical procedure carries risks. Some of these risks include blood clots, anesthesia, bleeding…
Read MorePaulson & Nace, PLLC Named to Best Law Firms for 2024
The team at Paulson & Nace, PLLC is pleased to announce our inclusion in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Law Firms, 2024 Edition. We were named a Tier 1 firm in Washington D.C. for outstanding work in the areas of Medical Malpractice Law and Personal Injury Litigation for plaintiffs. Additionally, we were also selected as…
Read MoreSemi-Trucks Can Be More Dangerous Than Their Actual Drivers
Many people who are involved in accidents with semi-trucks automatically blame the truck driver. However, the reality is that the semi-trucks themselves can be more dangerous than the actual drivers. In fact, semi-trucks are often cited for violations due to faulty or improperly maintained parts or systems of the truck. In May 2023, there was…
Read MorePaulson & Nace Files Class Action Lawsuit Alleging Race-Norming Practices in NFL Benefit Plans
Partner Christopher T. Nace of Paulson & Nace, PLLC is representing former NFL players Stacey Bailey and Eric Curry in a class action lawsuit against multiple plaintiffs, alleging that the use of illegal race-norming practices led to lower disability payments for Black applicants. This is the second class-action lawsuit filed which alleges such discriminatory practices…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Prognosis of Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a condition that can affect a person for the rest of their life. While the condition itself will not worsen, the symptoms and risks associated with this disorder can become worse over time, causing individuals to develop long-term complications. As a result, many children with cerebral palsy may experience chronic pain,…
Read MoreStrokes Change Lives Entirely
Strokes are life-threatening and dangerous conditions that can change a person’s entire life within minutes. Patients who survive the stroke are likely to require long-term, potentially life-long, care. But it is not only their lives which are affected; the lives of their loved ones can change permanently, too. The American Stroke Association describes a stroke…
Read MoreRoadway Debris from Trucks Makes Travel Risky in D.C.
Highways and roadways throughout Washington, D.C. are often filled with various types of commercial trucks. Even though 18-wheelers are restricted in many parts of the city, there are plenty of smaller trucks used to pick up trash, deliver food and household goods, carry out construction tasks, and so much more. It is extremely important for…
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