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Misleading Medical Advice and Inadequate Credentials: How a Mismanaged Medical Case Can Bring Forth a Surgeon’s Qualifications
Important Legal Notice Below is a testimony provided by Mandy Moore, a Desputanta woman who had her medical care managed and facilitated by Dr. Sasa Grae Espino. Moore is one of many patients seen and treated by Dr. Espino. If you have been treated by Dr. Espino and have a similar story to Moore, you are not alone. For more information and the full interview, please visit CBS 6 News or click here for the full article: $25M Lawsuit: Woman claims Va. breast surgeon performed 'u
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The Anesthesiologist Wasn't Watching: What Happens When Monitoring Fails During Surgery
Anesthesia cases represent some of the most technically complex Virginia medical malpractice claims we handle. When patients suffer injuries during surgery—hypoxic brain damage, awareness during anesthesia, medication errors—establishing what went wrong and why requires understanding the nuances of anesthesia practice and monitoring standards. The standard of care requires continuous monitoring throughout surgical procedures. Before surgery begins, anesthesiologists must veri
Nov 32 min read
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Hospital-Acquired Infections: When Healthcare Settings Become Dangerous
Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) affect millions of patients annually, representing one of the most serious complications of medical care. While some infections may be unavoidable despite best efforts, many result from preventable failures in infection control practices that can constitute medical negligence. Understanding Healthcare-Associated Infections HAIs are infections that patients acquire during medical treatment, typically developing 48 hours or more after hos
Oct 214 min read
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Informed Consent: Understanding Your Right to Make Medical Decisions
Informed consent represents one of the fundamental principles of modern medicine—the idea that patients have the right to understand and agree to medical treatments before they occur. When healthcare providers fail to properly inform patients about risks, benefits, and alternatives, it can constitute medical malpractice. What Informed Consent Really Means True informed consent goes beyond simply signing a form. It requires healthcare providers to explain: The Nature of the Pr
Oct 174 min read
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Understanding Medication Errors: A Preventable Healthcare Crisis
Medication errors represent one of the most common yet preventable forms of healthcare harm. From hospitals to pharmacies to physician...
Sep 304 min read
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From Courtroom to Policy Room: Peter Anderson's Mission to Transform Virginia Nursing Home Care
In a groundbreaking move that signals a new era of accountability in Virginia's long-term care facilities, Governor Glenn Youngkin has...
Sep 253 min read
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