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Uninsured Motorist Article Published in the TBA Journal

The Tennessee Bar Association has graciously permitted me to write a column on tort law for many years.  I must admit that I enjoy writing these articles, although I must also admit that each time the calendar reminder pops-up on my computer reminding me of yet another deadline for yet…

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Federal Judge Rules That Certificate of Good Faith Must Be Filed in FTCA Med Mal Cases

Judge Mays of the United States District Court in Memphis has dismissed a medical malpractice case filed against the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act because the plaintiff did not file a certificate of good faith as required by T.C.A. Sec. 29-26-122. Judge Mays held that the federal…

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Client Money in Lawyer’s Trust Account Held To Be Asset of Client

The Oregon Court of Appeals has ruled that client money held in a lawyer’s trust account can be counted as an asset for purposes of determining whether the client is eligible for Medicaid benefits. The case is  Dorszynski v. Department of Human Services,   Case No 20071851  (Oregon Ct. App. October 27,2010).…

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