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Litigation, Torts & Insurance
Litigation 2016: Med-Mal Update
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In this presentation attorney Chalres Higgins will discuss What is considered a MedMal (Health Care Liability Action) claim in Tennessee. The speaker will also talk about notice requirements, certificates of good faith, experts witnesses, qualified protective orders and Tort reform affecting Health Care liability act, and case law update.
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Course InformationHighlights
General Credits: 1.25
Total Credits: 1.25
- Flexible to your schedule
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- Discount for Litigation Section Members
General Credits: 1.25
Total Credits: 1.25
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to cle@tnbar.org for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
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Since notice and HIPPA medical releases / disclosures are so important and must be so specific, why not give an example of an actual release that was used in the one of your cases that you litigated? You spoke for 45 minutes about notice without an example of a HIPPA form. I have looked online, Lexis Nexis, case law, etc.without success in finding an example compliant with 29-26-121. I know each case is different, however, it would be beneficial to have an example that was used successfully to defeat a motion to dismiss in an actual case. Respectfully submitted, Thank you.