by Bell Law | Jun 22, 2026 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
On June 16, 2026, the Supreme Court of Georgia handed down a decision that matters to every Georgia family who has lost a loved one to medical negligence. In Clark v. Leigh, the Court held that Georgia’s $350,000 cap on certain malpractice damages cannot be applied to... by Bell Law | Feb 12, 2026 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
A January 2026 decision protects patients’ right to a fair trial avoiding jury bias If you’ve been injured by medical negligence, you deserve a fair trial—not one stacked with people who work for the insurance company defending the doctor. Jury bias has no place in a... by Bell Law | Jan 27, 2026 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
Understanding AI Medical Malpractice and Electronic Health Record Errors in Georgia According to Becker’s Hospital Review, “AI’s next act: How Oracle Health sees 2026 taking shape,” healthcare executives are calling 2026 a turning point for... by Bell Law | Jan 14, 2026 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
Max’s new medical drama The Pitt has captured national attention with its real-time depiction of a Pittsburgh emergency department. As a Georgia medical malpractice lawyer who represents patients and families harmed by hospital negligence, I watched the series with... by Bell Law | Dec 17, 2025 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
Few medical errors are as shocking—or as preventable—as wrong-site surgery. A surgeon operates on the wrong knee. A patient loses a healthy kidney instead of the diseased one. A mastectomy is performed on the wrong breast. These “never events” continue to... by Bell Law | Dec 15, 2025 | Advice for Patients, Malpractice
Medication errors represent one of the most common—and preventable—forms of medical malpractice. When pharmacists, doctors, or other healthcare providers make mistakes with prescriptions, the consequences can be devastating. From incorrect dosages to entirely wrong...
