Letter to the New York Times Regarding Doctor Medical Malpractice Exemption
June 15, 2009 Letters to the Editor The New York Times 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018 Re: Obama Open To Reining In Medical Suits: Bargaining Chip Seen in […]
Read MoreDR. WILSON HORSLEY SUED FOR LASIK MALPRACTICE – PRESS RELEASE
PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nathaniel Chapman and Princess “Shelli” Chapman vs. Wilson Horsley, M.D., HorsleyEyeCenter, P.C., and Clear Vision Eye Center, Inc. United State District Court, District of Massachusetts […]
Read MoreSelecting A LASIK Surgeon
If you think the benefits of LASIK surgery outweighs the risks, you should consider the following factors in selecting a LASIK surgeon: fellowship training in cornea significant academic credentials affiliation […]
Read MoreNew York – Not So Tough on Doctors?
A new report by the New York Office of Professional Medical Conduct suggests what New York medical malpractice attorneys have known for year – that New York is punishing fewer doctors than […]
Read MoreFDA Panel Meeting On LASIK Not All Negative
Data support LASIK benefits, safety Negative opinions and LASIK complication horror stories were not the only component to the public testimony at the meeting. Several speakers presented a large body […]
Read MoreFDA panel meeting pushes LASIK practices into the limelight
Although the panel made no sweeping changes, it offered recommendations for updates to its patient labeling information and Web site. GAITHERSBURG, Md. – Issues surrounding patient safety, patient satisfaction and even marketing […]
Read MoreFDA Takes on LASIK Safety
Spurred on by reports of unsafe and unethical practices surrounding LASIK eye surgery, the FDA recently convened a panel on LASIK safety. While the panel’s chair says the Gathersburg, Maryland […]
Read MoreLASIK Regrets
On March 13th, 2008, the New York Times wrote an article by Abby Ellin titled: “LASIK Surgery: When The Fine Print Applies To You.” Click on the title to read […]
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