November 5, 2024
Defense Victory in the Court of Appeals
By Lincoln DerrWe are proud to announce that attorneys Tricia Derr, Heather Fuller, and Phoebe Coddington secured a significant win in the North Carolina Court of Appeals! Through their strategic approach and meticulous defense, the Court affirmed our Motion for Summary Judgment […]
Read MoreSeptember 5, 2024
Trial Win in Mecklenburg County
By Lincoln DerrJoin us in congratulating Sara Lincoln, Scott Addison, and Erin Alfaro on securing another defense verdict in Mecklenburg County on Tuesday, September 3rd!! This case involved medical treatment for a heel pad degloving injury following a motorcycle accident. Plaintiff’s injury […]
Read MoreJune 3, 2024
Lincoln Derr Secures Defense Verdict in York County
By Lincoln DerrLincoln Derr, PLLC is pleased to report that Scott Addison, Sara Lincoln, and Erin Alfaro secured a defense verdict on Friday, May 24th in York County, South Carolina! The case involved a permanent injury from a known complication that occurred […]
Read MoreAugust 7, 2023
The Scope of the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act: Does It Extend Beyond Patients?
By Maria OrtizIn 2005, the United States Congress enacted the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (PSQIA) to create a voluntary program that encourages healthcare providers to share information on patient safety events with patient safety organizations (PSOs). The Federal Act’s primary […]
Read MoreFebruary 8, 2023
Medical Malpractice Defense Verdict for Lincoln Derr
By Lincoln DerrLincoln Derr is pleased to announce that Sara Lincoln, Heather Fuller, and paralegal Erin Alfaro recently secured a defense verdict for a physician, his practice, and a med tech in a 2 ½ week jury trial litigated in Catawba County, […]
Read MoreJanuary 2, 2023
How to Turn a Bad Fact Into a Good Fact
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A good lawyer is able to discern between good and bad facts. A great lawyer is able to turn a bad fact into a good fact — or at least neutralize the bad fact. On this episode of Trying […]
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