You've Been Served! Do's and Don'ts in Early Litigation
<p>The grand majority of emergency physicians will be sued during their career. Navigating the early stages of litigation can be daunting, but knowing what to do (and what to avoid!) before it even ha...
Career Transition Support
Things to Do When an Employer Does Not Perform
Congress Introduces ACEP-Developed Due Process Legislation
ACEP, Other Physicians Urge Supreme Court to Uphold EMTALA as Arguments Were Heard on Federal-State Conflict Over Emergency Abortions
ACEP Membership Fuels Legal Victories
ACEP, EM Organizations Issue Letter Regarding AHRQ Report on Diagnostic Errors in the ED
Indiana Enacts Expanded Abortion Prohibition
South Carolina Seeks to Enact Further Abortion Restrictions
Tennessee Trigger on Abortion Goes into Effect
Judicial Ruling Protects EMTALA-related Care in Idaho
State-Level Updates
Protection of Physicians and Other Health Care Professionals from Criminal Liability for Medical Care Provided
Medical-Legal Committee
ACEP Reaffirms Statement on Due Process Protections
Expert Witness Cross-Specialty Testimony in Standard of Care
Litigation
Interpretation of EMTALA in Investigations, Enforcement, and Medical Malpractice Litigation
Medical Practice Review and the Practice of Medicine
Understanding EMTALA
Getting Sued: A Resident's Perspective
The Emotion Turmoil of Litigation Stress
Litigation: It's About the Money
Medical/Legal
EMTALA
Litigation Stress - A Primer
What To Do When Your Contract Is Threatened
Good Samaritan Protection
State Medical Board Peer Review
Anonymous Affidavits of Merit
College Board Member and Officer Expert Testimony
Expert Witness Guidelines for the Specialty of Emergency Medicine
Health Courts
Law Enforcement Information Gathering in the Emergency Department
Anonymous Expert Physician Testimony for a State Medical Licensing Board
Anonymous Complaints to State Licensing Boards by Third Parties
Commercial Filming of Patients in the Emergency Department
