Maximum Malpractice Protection

Charles Theisler, MD, JD, possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of both medical and legal fields. After receiving undergraduate degrees in biology and psychology he went on to the University of Akron School of Law where he was drawn to the specialized field of medical malpractice; and in an effort to expand his working clinical knowledge, he attended medical school and graduated as a trained physician and surgeon. In addition to two U.S. patents for medical devices, he has an impressive medical and legal publications list. He married his favorite former patient, raised a family, and continues to practice medical malpractice law. When he isn't glued to a medical or legal book, he spends time working outdoors or writing. Dr. Theisler's professional expertise and dedication to helping fellow physicians make him an invaluable resource in the area of medical malpractice.

SECTION 1: Malpractice—Knowledge Is Power 1. Physicians and the Law 2. The Doctor-Patient Contract 3. Negligence Principles 4. Malpractice 5. How to Commit Malpractice Without Trying 6. Informed Consent SECTION 2: Maximum Malpractice Protection 7. Practice Structure 8. The Medical Record 9. Consents and Releases 10. Malpractice Insurance 11. Plaintiff Attorney’s Deposition Outline for Defendant Doctor 12. Cross-Examination of Physician Defendant 13. The Physician’s Defenses 14. Make Your Testimony Shine in Deposition and in Court 15. Core Malpractice Concepts 16. Achieve Maximum Malpractice Protection