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How Walking 10,000 Steps Each Day Enhanced my Insulin Sensitivity in a Couple of Months

The following blog entry comes courtesy of a guest blogger, Stacy H. Federico, who has a blog devoted to raising awareness of Type II Diabetes and the benefits of healthy eating. We would like to thank her for her contribution to our blog. Taking 10,000 steps every day (or walking…

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Low Apgar Score at Birth Associated with a Later Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy

A low vitality score, better known as an Apgar score, at birth is a strong predictor of a later diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy according to a new study published on bmj.com. The authors learned that children with an Apgar score of less than 3 at birth had a 100 times…

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Medicare Liens and Medical Malpractice Litigation

The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (DRA) overhauled Medicare’s perspective on payment for medical care related to “never events” including a list of delineated hospital acquired conditions. Hospitals will no longer receive reimbursement for conditions that are (a) high cost or high volume or both, (b) result in the assignment…

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Goldberg & Goldberg Secures A $1,625,000.00 Settlement In Wrongful Death Case

Goldberg & Goldberg is pleased to announce that they have settled a wrongful death case involving the death of a newborn child for $1,625,000.00. The case, Vega v. St. James Hospital, et al, involved the negligent diagnosis and management of fetal distress of mother and child during labor and delivery…

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Goldberg & Goldberg Secures A $1,000,000 Settlement In Rockford Medical Malpractice Case

Goldberg & Goldberg partner, Ian R. Alexander, secured a $1,000,000.00 settlement in the case of Newburg v. Swedish American Hospital, et al 02 L 263 which is pending in Winnebago County, Rockford, Illinois. In 2001, the day before Thanksgiving, Margaret Hoffman went to Swedish American Hospital complaining of chest and…

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Chicago Dance Instructor Killed In Train Crossing Accident

A 26 year old Chicago dance instuctor, Katie Lunn, was killed Friday night at an Amtrak railroad grade crossing in University Park, Illinois. Eyewitnesses initially told the police that the gates and lights were not working properly at the time of the accident. Officials for the Canadian National Railway have…

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The Whole Truth About Medical Malpractice and Insurance

Fact: Did you know independent authoritative studies have shown that medical malpractice claims have little effect on overall health care costs? • Malpractice claims boost overall health care costs no more than a tiny percentage according to the Congressional Budget Office. • The Congressional Budget Office has also concluded that…

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Illinois Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Patient On Medical Malpractice Reform

The Illinois Supreme Court in a 4-2 decision struck down limits on damages awards in medical malpractice cases with its decision in Lebron v. Gottlieb Memorial Hospital on thursday. The court held that the legislation was unconstitutional. The majority opinion, authored by Justice Fitzgeral held, in part: “[W]e necessarily consider…the…

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