Graham MedLegal Research
At the intersection of medical and scientific research and law practice, my newsletter delivers exclusive insights on medical malpractice, wrongful death, and mass tort cases. Explore in-depth case breakdowns every week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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When a Stillbirth Case Turns on the Difference Between Warning Signs and Hindsight
Content note: This article includes discussion of stillbirth and pregnancy loss. Readers who have experienced a similar loss may wish to proceed with care.
A baby can die before birth in a matter of minutes. A malpractice case can spend ye...
When a Negative Test Is Not Reassuring
Case #73: A body-packing malpractice case about failed imaging, clinical judgment, and one retained heroin packet.
A detainee told federal authorities that he had swallowed dozens of heroin packets before entering the United States.
When a “Negative Workup” Wasn’t the End of the Case
Case #72: A delayed-diagnosis case about breast imaging, follow-up, expert causation, and the danger of treating “negative” as the end of the story.
A medical record can say a workup was “negative.”
When a Crash Case Becomes a Medical Evidence Case
Case #71: When treatment escalates from emergency care to spine surgery, the records become the battleground
Medicine may not decide who caused the crash, but it may decide what the crash is worth.
The Spine Surgery Pipeline: When a TV Ad, a Certificate, and a Branded Procedure Became a Malpractice Case
Case #70: When “minimally invasive” became the question.
A young man with chronic back pain did not begin his medical journey in an operating room.
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I'm Michael Graham, a medical librarian with 20 years of experience conducting medical and scientific research for attorneys, expert witnesses, and legal nurse consultants in medical malpractice, wrongful death, and personal injury litigations.
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