Medical Malpractice Litigation - Process and Pitfalls
with David J. Cooper, Esq.
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The talk
Medical Malpractice Litigation - Process and Pitfalls
An invaluable 55 minutes for those who truly want to understand.
Benefit from veteran trial attorney, David J. Cooper, Esq.'s, four decades of experience as he reviews the medical malpractice litigation process from claim letter through appeal, the recurring events he's observed at each stage over the years and how defendant doctor may best assist their own defense. Mr. Cooper offers specific advice for dealing with plaintiff's medical records request, service of a complaint, carrier assigned counsel, the discovery process and settlement negotiations. If you really want to understand how malpractice lawsuits work this will be an hour very well spent.
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The speaker
David J. Cooper, Esq.
Four Decades of Medical Malpractice Trial Expertise
David J. Cooper, Esq., of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, is a 40-year veteran of medical malpractice litigation having represented defendants, plaintiffs and insurance companies. Mr. Cooper has been consistently listed in Best Lawyers in America and is a past president of the Michigan Association of Defense Trial Counsel. As a perennial presenter for American Educational Institute (and member of AEI's CME Advisory Council), Mr. Cooper has presented dozens of hours of programming to an audience exceeding 100,000 participants and is consistently rated as one of AEI's most highly respected faculty members.
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