Celebrity Esthetician Sued Over Alleged Burns From Cosmetic Procedure

Celebrity Esthetician Sued Over Alleged Burns From Cosmetic Procedure

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December 19, 2025 | Los Angeles, CA – MedLegalNews.com – A Los Angeles woman has filed a lawsuit against a celebrity esthetician, claiming that a cosmetic procedure performed by the celebrity esthetician left her with severe burns and permanent facial scarring. The legal action underscores the increasing scrutiny of cosmetic treatments and the potential risks […]

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California Stem Cell Clinic Ends $10 Million Malpractice Lawsuit

California Stem Cell Clinic Ends $10 Million Malpractice Lawsuit

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December 17, 2025 | Los Angeles, CA – MedLegalNews.com – A California-based stem cell clinic has formally dismissed its $10 million lawsuit against a law firm involved in a previous wrongful-death case. The litigation stemmed from allegations linked to a spinal stem cell injection that resulted in a patient’s death. The case was dismissed with

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Appeals Court Reverses Subrogation Win After Procedural Missteps

Appeals Court Reverses Subrogation Win After Procedural Missteps

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December 15, 2025 | San Francisco, CA – MedLegalNews.com — A California appeals court has overturned a carrier’s summary judgment in a subrogation case, ruling that key procedural steps were either mishandled or ignored during the initial litigation. The decision sends the long-running dispute back to the trial level, where the parties will now face

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Illinois High Court Hears Arguments for Medical Malpractice Retrial Over “Surrender” Note

Illinois High Court Hears Arguments for Medical Malpractice Retrial Over “Surrender” Note

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December 12, 2025 | Chicago, IL — MedLegalNews.com — The Illinois Supreme Court recently heard arguments in a medical malpractice case where a trial court initially ruled in favor of the defendant health care provider. The controversy revolves around a so-called “surrender” note allegedly sent during the trial, which the plaintiff’s legal team argues may

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Florida Appeals Court Denies Punitive Damages in Nursing Home Death Suit

Florida Appeals Court Denies Punitive Damages in Nursing Home Death Suit

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December 10, 2025 | Miami, FL — MedLegalNews.com — A Florida appellate court recently upheld a trial court’s refusal to allow punitive damages in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the death of a nursing home resident who suffered a rare spinal fracture. The court determined that the evidence presented did not establish the level

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California Court Rejects Attempt to Revive Hip-Replacement Malpractice Case

California Court Rejects Attempt to Revive Hip-Replacement Malpractice Case

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December 8, 2025 | Los Angeles, CA — MedLegalNews.com — A California appellate panel has refused to revive a medical malpractice lawsuit brought by a patient who claimed his hip-replacement surgery left him with a shortened leg and the need for corrective revision surgery. The court concluded that the plaintiff failed to present evidence strong

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California Updates PQME Rules: What It Means for Injured Workers

California Updates PQME Rules: What It Means for Injured Workers

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December 5, 2025 | Sacramento, CA — MedLegalNews.com — California workers’ compensation officials have implemented updates to the Panel Qualified Medical Evaluator (PQME) rules. The changes affect scheduling deadlines, evaluation locations, and procedural compliance — all crucial factors for workers navigating claims. New Scheduling Deadlines The updated rules require that medical‑legal evaluations with PQMEs must

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DLI Corrects Disability Pension, No Unreasonable Delay Found

DLI Corrects Disability Pension, No Unreasonable Delay Found

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December 3, 2025 | Sacramento, CA — MedLegalNews.com — California’s Department of Labor & Industries (DLI) recently addressed a case involving the recalculation of an injured worker’s disability pension. The ruling determined that while the initial calculation was incorrect, the agency did not unreasonably delay payment of benefits. The decision underscores the importance of accuracy

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California Physician Gives Up License After Regulatory Scrutiny and Malpractice Claims

California Physician Gives Up License After Regulatory Scrutiny and Malpractice Claims

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December 1, 2025 | Sacramento, CA — MedLegalNews.com — Malpractice claims have surfaced repeatedly against a California doctor, who has now voluntarily surrendered his medical license following multiple state investigations and ten lawsuits. The Medical Board of California’s acceptance of the surrender removes the physician’s ability to practice in the state and raises broader concerns

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