Medical Malpractice Update in Pennsylvania 2021

26 Aug , 2021

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This highly regarded program given by Cliff Rieders over more than 20 years has not yet been done in Pennsylvania for 2021. The Annual Update of Medical Malpractice covers the leading cases not only in the last year, but also draws, typically, from the prior year or two of experience. Appellate court cases are naturally not decided in a vacuum and rely upon other recent decisions. The program is a fast-paced, concentrated, detailed review of the case law, simplified and accompanied by Rieders’ uniquely valuable PowerPoint. Unique to Cliff Rieders’ approach is the inclusion of significant Court of Common Pleas decisions and a discussion of trending topics.

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