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Category: Medical Malpractice

Part 10: The Jury Trial

By Jasmine Richardson

October 1, 2026: Med Mal 101: Back to Basics is 12-part series produced by Friday, Eldredge & Clark. Written by the attorneys in the Medical Malpractice Group, the content is designed to give physicians and other healthcare providers information they need to know about malpractice litigation.

Part 9: Why Some Cases Resolve Before Trial 

By Pippa Ippolito

September 1, 2026: Med Mal 101: Back to Basics is 12-part series produced by Friday, Eldredge & Clark. Written by the attorneys in the Medical Malpractice Group, the content is designed to give physicians and other healthcare providers information they need to know about malpractice litigation. 

Taryn Bewley Completes ABOTA National Trial College

By Jasmine Richardson

Taryn Bewley recently completed the ABOTA National Trial College at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law in Chicago. The intensive program brings together young trial lawyers from across the country for hands-on training led by accomplished members of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). Participants sharpen their courtroom skills through practical instruction focused on the … Continued

Part 8: Discovery Basics

By Jasmine Richardson

August 1, 2026: Med Mal 101: Back to Basicsis 12-part series produced by Friday, Eldredge & Clark. Written by the attorneys in the Medical Malpractice Group, the content is designed to give physicians and other healthcare providers information they need to know about malpractice litigation.

Part 7: Subpoenas and HIPAA

By Jasmine Richardson

Med Mal 101: Back to Basics is 12-part series produced by Friday, Eldredge & Clark. Written by the attorneys in the Medical Malpractice Group, the content is designed to give physicians and other healthcare providers information they need to know about malpractice litigation.

Part 6: You Received a Subpoena – Now What?

By Jasmine Richardson

Part 6 of Med Mal 101: Back to Basics addresses a situation many healthcare providers may face: receiving a subpoena. The article explains the different types of subpoenas, how they may be served, what they can require, and the often-short deadlines for responding. It also highlights the importance of involving legal counsel early, as subpoenas may raise issues involving privileged information and patient records. Understanding these requirements can help providers respond appropriately while avoiding potential legal and compliance pitfalls.

Part 5: Damages | Med Mal 101

By Jasmine Richardson

Part 5 of Med Mal 101: Back to Basics focuses on one of the most critical components of a medical malpractice claim: damages. This installment explains the types of compensation a plaintiff may pursue including medical expenses, lost wages, and non-economic damages such as pain and suffering and the legal requirement to prove those damages were caused by the alleged negligence. It also highlights how certain damages, particularly those that are harder to quantify, are ultimately determined.