Blog - Page 13 of 29 - Kolsby, Gordon, Robin & Shore

Aug 22, 2013

Courting Justice: Medical and Legal Ethicists – Don’t Let Titles Fool You

By Robert N. Hunn I recently settled a case for a gentleman who suffered severe brain damage as a result of a complication from sickle cell disease. It was our position that the physician failed to properly treat the complication and that proper treatment would have... Read Article

Aug 16, 2013

National Patient Safety Goals: Using Medicines Safely in Hospitals

By Catherine A. Rothenberger This past October, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals published its “2013 National Patient Safety Goals” for hospitals. The Joint Commission accredits and certifies more than 20,000 healthcare organizations and... Read Article

Aug 15, 2013

Are You Ready For Some Fantasy Football?

By Nadeem A. Bezar Has fantasy football surpassed baseball as the great American pastime? Statistics show that millions of Americans play every season, utilizing hundreds of millions of hours in their free time! In its most sad or pathetic form, fantasy football... Read Article

Aug 13, 2013

Courting Justice: PA vs. Bruce Haines – Who Is Going To Win This Lawsuit?

By Robert N. Hunn (Note: The author of the blog “Courting Justice” has returned after a short hiatus during which he travelled to the Middle East to receive treatment for dry skin using the mud from the bottom of the Dead Sea. Early reports are that his... Read Article

Aug 12, 2013

Attorney Robert Hunn Elected to Pathways to Housing Board of Directors

Congratulations to attorney Robert N. Hunn, who has been elected to the board of directors for the Philadelphia branch of the nonprofit Pathways to Housing PA. Pathways to Housing assists homeless individuals with psychiatric disabilities find and maintain housing.... Read Article

Aug 5, 2013

Oak Creek: In Memoriam

Kolsby Gordon would like to send its thoughts and deepest condolences to the family members and loved ones of those lost in last year’s mass shooting in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. One year ago today, a gunman stormed into a cherished Sikh temple there, killing six... Read Article

Aug 1, 2013

Reducing Emergency Room Errors

By Nadeem A. Bezar When a patient is taken to the emergency room, timely and accurate medical care is critical to his or her health and safe recovery. Yet in the rush and chaos of your average ER—many of which are experiencing an influx in patients at the same... Read Article

Jul 15, 2013

Courting Justice: A Trial Lawyer’s View Of The George Zimmerman Verdict

By Robert N. Hunn It seems that everyone, and their first cousin, is tweeting, blogging, posting or otherwise giving their opinion on the not guilty verdict rendered in the George Zimmerman trial. I always find it interesting that people with no legal background, who... Read Article

Jul 9, 2013

Courting Justice: When the Law Gets Downright Silly

One might think that the Pennsylvania Legislature had some weighty issues to resolve before they went on summer break. Hmmm. Let’s see. Funding for the Philadelphia Schools? Insurance for the poor? Sadly, these issues did not get properly resolved before summer... Read Article