Recent Posts in Medical Malpractice

• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 24-Mar-2020

  Emergency Stay at Home Ordinance Legal Services Exception

  Due to the Corona Virus, Charleston has enacted a “stay at home” ordinance. It urges people to stay at home and provides certain excepted essential services, including legal. Should you have a new matter for us to review, new client ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 24-Feb-2020

  Kahn Law Firm attorneys Kahn and Allison spoke at the Southern Trial Lawyers Annual Seminar

  Justin Kahn and Wes Allison both spoke at the Southern Trial Lawyers Association annual seminar in New Orleans this past weekend. They taught lawyers in throughout the country how to be better advocates for their clients in a variety of cases using ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 6-Sep-2016

  Kahn Joins Board of National Board of Trial Advocacy

  Justin Kahn recently joined the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a board member. This organization certifies attorneys who have endured a rigorous application process and passed a highly comprehensive examination about their particular specialty. ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 25-Feb-2016

  Ellis Kahn Speaks About Medical Malpractice

  Ellis I. Kahn of Kahn Law Firm, LLP spoke about medical malpractice. He was an invited speaker at the SC Bar CLE Division seminar. THe Hot Topics in litigation semiar took place Tuesday February 24, 2016. Ellis Kahn is board certified in medical ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 30-Dec-2014

  Hospitals Penalized for Medical Mistakes

  South Carolina hospitals have been penalized for making too many avoidable mistakes that harm patients a recent article in the Charleston Post and Courier explains. Those errors include catheter-associated urinary tract infections, central-line blood ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 12-May-2014

  Preventable Medical Errors Kills 440,000 Patients a Year

  New research confirms 440,000 people die every year because of preventable medical errors. That is equivalent to more than the entire population of the cities of Charleston (125,583) , Columbia (131,686), Greenville (60,709), Myrtle Beach (28,292) , ...

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