Medical Malpractice Simplified: Framing Trial Through 'Rules'

Medical malpractice cases are complicated for the jury. You have to help them understand the medicine, the deviation, how the mistake was made, and why the mistake led to the harm. You have to try to simplify the case as much as possible.In this episode of Trial & Medical Error, med mal litigators Greg Unatin and Brendan Lupetin discuss using the “reptile” in their medical malpractice cases, a “rule” approach to trial. They reflect on what has and hasn’t worked for them in the courtroom as well as their opinions on using one or multiple rules. Tune in to hear practical tips on how to present your case “rule” to the jury during a medical malpractice case.Learn More and Connect☑️ Brendan Lupetin | LinkedIn☑️ Greg Unatin | LinkedIn☑️ Lupetin & Unatin, LLC☑️ Connect: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube☑️ Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsEpisode PreviewThe benefits of using “rules” as a framework in your med mal caseWhy you need to provide your rules to your expertsWhy you should tie your rules to the jury instructionsIs there a place for a boiled down rule that describes the standard of care basically?<br/>Ready to refer or collaborate on med mal, medical negligence, and catastrophic injury cases? Visit our attorney referral page at PAMedMal.com/Refer. We handle cases in Pennsylvania and across the United States.