Stacy Barrett

Stacy Barrett

Attorney · UC Law San Francisco

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Certificate of Merit Requirement in a Medical Malpractice Case
Plaintiffs may need to file an expert witness's sworn statement on the merits of their claim before they can proceed with the lawsuit.
Settlement Value of a Knee Injury Claim
Factors that influence knee injury claim value, and examples of verdicts and settlements in these kinds of personal injury cases.
Settlement Value of an Ankle Injury Claim
Factors that determine the value of an insurance claim or lawsuit involving an ankle injury, and a look at recent outcomes.
Settlement Compensation For a Finger Injury
Key factors when valuing a personal injury claim involving an injured finger, and a look at recent outcomes in these kinds of cases.
How an Expert Medical Witness Shows Negligence
Medical expert testimony is usually necessary to prove negligence in a medical malpractice case, and some states require it.
Medical Malpractice Claims Against Psychiatrists
Like other medical professionals, a psychiatrist can be held liable for negligence in a medical malpractice lawsuit. Here are the key legal issues.
Can You Sue Your Employer If You Were Exposed to COVID-19 at Work?
If you get COVID-19 on the job—and believe it was your employer’s fault—you might be wondering if you can sue for compensation.
Civil Injury Cases vs. Criminal Cases After an Assault
After an assault, a criminal case can be brought by the government, and a personal injury (civil) case may be brought by the victim.
When Can You Sue For Assault?
The legal elements of a civil case for assault, plus the financial side to consider before you sue.
Compensating Spouse and Family of the Injured: Loss of Consortium Claims
In a personal injury or wrongful death case, the injured person's family members may be able to recover for their own losses.
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