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The Medical Malpractice Case: A Complete Handbook
Charfoos, Lawrence · Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
- Author
- Charfoos, Lawrence
- Date
- 1974
- Place
- Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
- Publisher
- Prentice-Hall, Inc.
- Language
- English
- Binding
- 4to.(8.5" x 11") 201 pp. Full blue hardback with silver gilt lettering to upper board and spine. Light blue endpapers. Prior owners ink stamp to foot of textblock and first free flyleaf. Edgewear, corners lightly rubbed, head and foot of spine with small loss, spine material starting to peel away, stains to boards. Lawrence Charfoos was one of the most acclaimed trial lawyers in America, he first came to national attention in the 1970s as a plaintiffs personal-injury attorney, this book about that important case. Lawrence S. Charfoos, was a highly successful Detroit plaintiffs’ trial lawyer. He had been a plaintiff personal injury lawyer for many years when medical malpractice lawsuits exploded on the scene. Primarily self-taught in the novel medical malpractice arena, Charfoos became a leader of the Michigan medical malpractice plaintiffs’ bar. In 1973, Charfoos published one of the nation’s first how-to books for preparing, prosecuting, and defending medical malpractice lawsuits—The Medical Malpractice Case: A Complete Handbook. The book was a guide for all lawyers engaged in the intricate balance of deciding what precisely is malpractice and how to determine what medical practices were or were not below the standard of care.
- Edition
- First Edition
- Category
- Science & Medicine
- Record
- S.I.10108
The Medical Malpractice Case: A Complete Handbook. Lawrence Charfoos. 1974. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc. 4to.(8.5" x 11") 201 pp. Full blue hardback with silver gilt lettering to upper board and spine. Light blue endpapers. Prior owners ink stamp to foot of textblock and first free flyleaf. Edgewear, corners lightly rubbed, head and foot of spine with small loss, spine material starting to peel away, stains to boards. Lawrence Charfoos was one of the most acclaimed trial lawyers in America, he first came to national attention in the 1970s as a plaintiffs personal-injury attorney, this book about that important case. Lawrence S. Charfoos, was a highly successful Detroit plaintiffs’ trial lawyer. He had been a plaintiff personal injury lawyer for many years when medical malpractice lawsuits exploded on the scene. Primarily self-taught in the novel medical malpractice arena, Charfoos became a leader of the Michigan medical malpractice plaintiffs’ bar. In 1973, Charfoos published one of the nation’s first how-to books for preparing, prosecuting, and defending medical malpractice lawsuits—The Medical Malpractice Case: A Complete Handbook. The book was a guide for all lawyers engaged in the intricate balance of deciding what precisely is malpractice and how to determine what medical practices were or were not below the standard of care.
Condition
Good
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