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Procedural Sedation by Non-Anesthesiologists: A Review of Malpractice Litigation

Journal of Legal Medicine, 2022
Medical professionals other than anesthesiologists at times administer sedation for procedures. The aim of this study is to identify the adverse events, and their root causes, resulting in medical malpractice litigation in the United States related to procedural sedation administration by non-anesthesiologists.Cases containing the phrase "conscious ...
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THEORETICAL-METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF ISOLATION OF NON-CLAIM CASES’ LITIGATION INTO THE SEPARATE TYPE OF LITIGATION

Herald of Civil Procedure, 2021
The article is devoted to the analysis of theoretical-methodological problems of isolation of non-claim cases’ litigation into the separate type of litigation. Classic types of litigation are listed, it is mentioned that the basic litigation in all meanings is claim litigation, its main feature is the dispute about law.
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Prospective case series of litigants and non-litigants with chronic spinal pain treated with dextrose prolotherapy

International Musculoskeletal Medicine, 2011
Objectives To compare outcomes for litigants and non-litigants with chronic spinal pain treated with dextrose prolotherapy. Methods One hundred and forty-seven consecutive patients with chronic spinal pain were classified as litigants if they had retained a lawyer for an unresolved claim at the start of treatment, or as non-litigants if they had ...
Allen Hooper, R, Yelland, M, Fonstad, P, Southern, D   +3 more
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The non-physician expert in medical malpractice litigation

Clinical Microbiology Newsletter, 1997
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B – 146 Performance Validity Tests Base Rates For Litigant And Non-litigant Patients

Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology
Abstract Objective This study examined the association of litigation status and performance validity test outcome for a group of patients that underwent neuropsychological evaluation. Method 387 (59% female; 93% white)
Sarah Senderling, Michael Daniel, Paul Michael   +2 more
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Victoria Symptom Validity Test Performance in Non-Litigating Epilepsy Surgery Candidates

Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 2005
We report Victoria Symptom Validity Test (VSVT) performance in 120 epilepsy patients undergoing neuropsychological assessment as part of their evaluation as epilepsy surgery candidates. Patients were grouped according to their performance on hard VSVT stimuli. Scores of at least 21/24 on the hard VSVT items were classified as valid (n=86), scores of 18/
David W, Loring, Gregory P, Lee, Kimford J, Meador   +2 more
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Designing Transnational Litigation: The Case Against Forum Non Conveniens

Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting, 2017
The papers presented on this panel so far explore how countries and courts have worked around jurisdictional lacunae in international law. This last paper considers the question of jurisdiction from the other side: How should judges handle jurisdictional excess? While jurisdictional gaps can create governance problems, exorbitant claims of jurisdiction
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Understanding Non-litigated Disputes in the WTO Dispute Settlement System

Journal of World Trade, 2013
This article focuses on a less scrutinized aspect of the WTO dispute settlement system - non-litigated disputes. Legal rules concerning consultation and settlement during the panel proceedings are analysed with the case laws. We then propose, and empirically analyse, several key economic determinants of non-litigation in the WTO dispute settlement ...
Jihong Lee, Dukgeun Ahn, Jee-Hyeong Park
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Toward a Bankruptcy Model for Non-Class Aggregate Litigation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
In recent years, aggregate litigation has moved in the direction of multidistrict litigation followed by mass settlement without certification of a class action — a form commonly referred to as the “quasi-class action.” Driven by increased restrictions on class certification, the rise of the quasi-class action has been controversial.
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Climate Litigation Movement by Non-Government Organizations: Contributions & Challenges

European Energy and Environmental Law Review, 2020
Climate litigation is on the rise. The role that nongovernmental organizations play in its facilitation is reflective in the numerous cases that are being brought by them to the Courts. However, it is not always easy and the NGOs have to face legal challenges in matters such as those relating to standing requirements (‘who may sue’) and validity of ...
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