Credit: Travelpixs/Shutterstock 'We Can't Control Everything': This Attorney Used the Pandemic's Unpredictability to Help Win a Med Mal Defense Verdict
"If we've learned anything from COVID, it's that we medically can't control everything," defense counsel Gary Samms said. "I thought that was a nice way to set up the complications. Every juror has lived that and knows that."
July 26, 2021 at 07:17 PM
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Medical Malpractice
Even with the best conditions and treatment, circumstances—especially those involving medical care and the human body—can sometimes take a turn for the worst.
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