When you seek medical care, it is important to feel confident in the expertise and dedication of your healthcare provider. However, not all doctors prioritize individualized care and attention. In Florida, some healthcare offices have a “mill mentality.” Patient care takes a backseat to efficiency and volume. 1. Rushed appointments One clear indicator of a mill mentality is when your doctor constantly rushes during appointments. If doctors spend minimal time listening to your concerns, hastily prescribe medications without thorough discussion or rush through examinations, they might prioritize ..read more

Denaturalization is the process by which a person loses their citizenship. It involves the U.S. government meeting a high burden of proof. The government must use clear and convincing evidence to show that the individual obtained their citizenship unlawfully or through fraud. Standard of proof The standard of proof in denaturalization cases is higher than in typical civil cases. The burden of proof in civil cases is usually a preponderance of the evidence. However, denaturalization cases require clear and convincing evidence. The government must present evidence that is highly and substantiall ..read more

Receiving an accurate diagnosis is a key part of getting the right treatment and achieving the best possible health outcomes. Unfortunately, misdiagnosis is a common problem that can lead to serious consequences. There are a few tips that can help you avoid the wrong diagnosis during your next doctor’s visit. 1. Be prepared Before your appointment, make a list of your symptoms, including when they started, how often they occur and any factors that seem to trigger or alleviate them. Also, bring a list of your current medications, supplements and any relevant medical history. 2. Be specific and ..read more

Pictures of accident scenes can help establish a record. For example, if you seek compensation for personal injuries, the photos may reinforce your case. However, if other parties accuse you of falsifying these photos, it can be distressing. A thoughtful response is helpful. 1. Verify the integrity of your photos The first step is to verify the authenticity of your photos. Check the metadata of the images. It can provide valuable information such as the date, time and location where you took the photos. Additionally, you can provide witness testimony or other evidence to corroborate the accura ..read more

Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt, P.A. Managing Partner Jed Kurzban, Esq. achieved another milestone with his inclusion in The National Lawyers Top 100. The exclusive and by-invitation organization recognizes premier U.S. attorneys per state or region for their superior leadership, influence and stature. The National Lawyers Top 100 finalized his selection after a thorough process that included peer nominations and independent research. With this latest accolade, he cements his reputation as a top-rated medical malpractice, personal injury and product liability attorney in Coral Gables, Flo ..read more

Stage 3 kidney disease means that your kidney function is about half of what it should be. That said, you may not experience noticeable symptoms, especially at first. However, as the condition progresses, symptoms such as fatigue and swelling in the legs, ankles or feet can occur. So can changes in high blood pressure and how often you urinate and the appearance of your urine. Unfortunately, medical errors can delay diagnosis and treatment. Medical management Managing Stage 3 kidney disease involves several approaches. The aim is to slow the progression of the disease and manage symptoms. This ..read more

A study from Johns Hopkins estimated that medical errors are the third-leading leading cause of death in the United States, behind only heart disease and cancer. This nightmarish statistic could only be a reality in a medical system that is rife with abuse and has little regard for patient safety — it must be changed. Despite spending higher than any other advanced economy on healthcare, the U.S. consistently offers some of the worst quality care. Rather than work to meet a patient’s medical needs, corporate players aim only to squeeze them at every bend of our labyrinthine system; they pay to ..read more

A study from Johns Hopkins estimated that medical errors are the third-leading leading cause of death in the United States, behind only heart disease and cancer. This nightmarish statistic could only be a reality in a medical system that is rife with abuse and has little regard for patient safety — it must be changed. Despite spending higher than any other advanced economy on healthcare, the U.S. consistently offers some of the worst quality care. Rather than work to meet a patient’s medical needs, corporate players aim only to squeeze them at every bend of our labyrinthine system; they pay to ..read more

When a truck rollover accident occurs, determining who is at fault can be a complex task. An investigation is necessary, and it can involve various factors that are not immediately apparent. These accidents often result in severe consequences, including injuries and damage to property. Identifying the responsible party is important not only for legal reasons but also for preventing similar incidents in the future. Driver negligence One primary factor contributing to truck rollover accidents is driver negligence. Operators of large trucks must adhere to strict safety guidelines to prevent rollo ..read more

Every decision from a professional leaves a meaningful impact on a patient’s well-being. Medication errors, often overlooked, pose a danger that extends beyond the realm of mere oversight. It is important to shed light on the reasons why medication errors are so common. Easily missable problem Medication errors are like a delicate balance upset by the smallest mistake. A tiny error in dosage, administration or prescription can set off many ripples that hurt someone. When a patient does not receive the right medication or receives it in incorrect amounts, the intended positive effect is no long ..read more