Forewarned is foretold. This is not your usual law firm Thanksgiving post. Let’s first consider a wedding in Galilee two thousand years ago. Many have heard of the wedding at Cana. It was the occasion of Jesus’s first miracle, which some might call the most magnificent party trick of all time. The host ran out of wine - a major social faux pas in that culture. It would be seen as shameful, in fact. Jesus, a guest, stepped in. He turned jugs of water into wine. Good wine, in

The Army is investigating an OBGYN who practiced at, contacting more than 1,400 patients about alleged misconduct. A lawsuit alleges Maj. Blaine McGraw sexually exploited patients for years while the Army failed to intervene despite complaints at Fort Hood and previously at Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii. The allegations include secretly recording patients during examinations, inappropriate touching, and lewd comments. According to the lawsuit, the Army kept McGraw on

Informed consent cases represent a subtle but important category of Virginia medical malpractice. These claims aren't about whether a physician performed a procedure competently. They're about whether patients received enough information to make meaningful decisions about their own medical care. Virginia law requires physicians to obtain truly informed consent before procedures carrying significant risks. That means explaining the nature of the procedure, material risks and b