Michael Talve, CEO

This case involves a sixty-two-year-old woman who presented to her women’s health clinic complaining of severe postmenopausal bleeding along with pelvic organ prolapse. The patient underwent several rounds of diagnostic testing and her physician suggested that her issue would be…

This case involves a foreclosure and subsequent counterclaim by the owner of a parcel of property at a ski resort. An appraisal of the ski resort put the valuation of the property at $21,000,000. A real estate developer decided to…

This case involves a sixty-two-year-old male patient who presented to the hospital with a displacement of a cervical intervertebral disc and was admitted to the neurosurgery service after a workup revealed cervical spinal stenosis, cervical myelomalacia, and cervical spondylosis. The…

This is a case involving a baby born at term without any apparent complications. The patient underwent an uneventful newborn hospital stay of two days and his initial head circumference was measured to be thirty-six centimeters. At approximately one month…

This case involves a child who was born with hypospadia and a congenital heart defect, which required the replacement of a cardiac conduit. The conduit was from a cadaver donor and the parents were told that it would have to…

This case involves a twenty-eight-year-old pregnant female who presented to the labor and delivery unit of a hospital complaining of contractions. Upon admission, the fetal heart rate monitor showed a heart rate of 125-140 as the mother had contractions every…

This case involves an accident on a toll road. The plaintiff was driving through New Jersey, and prepared to cross the George Washington Bridge. As she was driving, she went into the E-ZPass lane, which uses a device to electronically…

This case involves an eighty-three-year-old female patient who underwent hip replacement surgery. Two months after the procedure, the patient was referred for physical therapy and, as a result, suffered a debilitation complication. During her first session, the physical therapist introduced…

This case involves a thirty-seven-year-old female patient who presented to the hospital with complaints of severe upper-right quadrant pain, vomiting, and dark blood in her stool. A week prior to her admission, the patient had an abdominal ultrasound at her…

This case involves a forty-eight-year-old patient who underwent a diagnostic arteriogram for the evaluation of underlying cardiac disease. During the procedure, the patient sustained a dissection and tear to the common femoral and distal iliac arteries which required subsequent repair.…