Posts by Christopher Nace
How Long Do Medical Malpractice Cases Take in Washington, D.C?
If you suffered harm because of an act of medical negligence, the first question you likely have is, “how long do medical malpractice cases take?” This is a natural question as you may need help paying your medical bills, out-of-pocket expenses, and lost income. However, you must keep in mind that every person’s medical malpractice…
Read MoreMedical Malpractice, Hypertension, and Preeclampsia
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is an extremely common health condition that can be deadly. It is also a risk factor and symptom of preeclampsia, a serious medical condition often experienced by pregnant women. Despite how common hypertension is, it should be always taken seriously. It is something that your medical team should check for…
Read MoreRecognizing the Signs of “Grooming”
As the world advances, so do the tactics of sexual predators. Grooming is one of these, used by sexual predators looking to assault and abuse children. This term has been in the media a lot lately, so it is important to understand exactly what it is, what to look for, and what to do when…
Read MoreTeens Increasingly Becoming Victims of Financial Sextortion
In recent years, a threat known as “financial sextortion” has emerged in the online world, with individuals of all ages being targeted. However, this type of blackmail has seen a concerning uptick in cases with teenage victims, particularly teenage boys. As research and news stories on this topic have illustrated, the criminals behind the threats…
Read MoreWhich Surgical Procedures Are the Most Dangerous?
It is common for individuals who are rushed to the hospital to find out that they need immediate surgery. While they may think that this means that they will soon be on the mend, it is important to also realize that every surgical procedure carries risks. Some of these risks include blood clots, anesthesia, bleeding…
Read MorePaulson & Nace Files Class Action Lawsuit Alleging Race-Norming Practices in NFL Benefit Plans
Partner Christopher T. Nace of Paulson & Nace, PLLC is representing former NFL players Stacey Bailey and Eric Curry in a class action lawsuit against multiple plaintiffs, alleging that the use of illegal race-norming practices led to lower disability payments for Black applicants. This is the second class-action lawsuit filed which alleges such discriminatory practices…
Read MoreStrokes Change Lives Entirely
Strokes are life-threatening and dangerous conditions that can change a person’s entire life within minutes. Patients who survive the stroke are likely to require long-term, potentially life-long, care. But it is not only their lives which are affected; the lives of their loved ones can change permanently, too. The American Stroke Association describes a stroke…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between Medical Malpractice and Medical Battery?
The primary difference between medical malpractice and medical battery lies in the nature of a healthcare provider’s actions. Medical malpractice involves negligence or a failure to meet the standard of care, while medical battery involves intentional and unauthorized physical contact or procedures performed on a patient without their consent. Both types of claims can result…
Read MoreCancer Risk Is Increasing for Younger People
While some cancers do not discriminate, certain lifestyle choices can increase the risk of cancer. For instance, we all know that smoking increases the risk of lung, throat, and mouth cancer. A recent study has highlighted a concerning trend of rising cancer rates among younger Americans, especially women, with gastrointestinal, endocrine, and breast cancers showing…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Post-Surgical Nerve Damage
Your nerves play a vital part in the function of your body. They are in charge of sending messages and signals that allow you to move and feel certain body parts. Nerves are also responsible for helping the human body digest food, maintain a healthy heart rate, respond to stress, stay balanced, continue to breathe,…
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