Can AI Misdiagnosis Be Considered Medical Malpractice?

Artificial intelligence rapidly went from a theory to a definitive tool used every day in healthcare. Hospitals, medical specialists, and clinics use AI to help with diagnosis, imaging analysis, risk prediction, and clinical guidance. Technology can be a valuable tool in a doctor’s arsenal, but it is not perfect. When a patient gets an incorrect…

Read More

How Telemedicine Raises New Malpractice Risks in Remote Care

As telemedicine becomes more widespread and establishes itself as a permanent method of healthcare delivery, patients and providers must understand its implications. Telemedicine introduces new challenges in healthcare. While virtual doctor visits offer the benefits of convenience and broader access, they also expose practitioners to greater legal risk. Ohio medical malpractice lawyers have been playing…

Read More

AI Evidence in Ohio Malpractice Cases: Risks & Opportunities

Artificial intelligence, AI for short, is transforming life as we know it. AI has had a particularly significant impact in the healthcare industry, from diagnostic imaging to predictive analytics. However, the results of AI tools haven’t been easily integrated into other fields, such as law, for example. In particular, AI as a component of medical…

Read More

Proving AI Was Wrong: The Challenge of Modern Medical Negligence

In the past twenty years, we have witnessed some of the most significant technological advancements, including notable progress in artificial intelligence. This progress, while exciting, has introduced new challenges, especially in the legal field. It may be hard for patients harmed by AI-assisted diagnostics, treatment suggestions, or robotic systems to prove that technology played a…

Read More

AI Tools in Medicine: Legal Gaps and Liability Questions

As new technologies change core aspects of modern healthcare, the field of medicine has been racing to keep pace with the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI). Applications in the medical field include diagnostics, treatment planning, imaging analysis, and patient monitoring. Though gaining traction in clinical settings, AI isn’t error-free, which begs the question: Who…

Read More

Misread Lab Results in the NICU: Birth Injury Risks You Didn’t Know About

When a newborn baby requires the assistance of the NICU (neonatal intensive care unit), worried parents hope that their baby is getting the best care possible. Babies should be cared for around-the-clock by specialized medical providers experienced in every sort of medical issue that can affect neonates. However, even in this environment, mistakes and negligence…

Read More

Crandall & Pera Law Attorneys Stephen O’Keefe and Bobbie Flynt Recognized in the 2026 Super Lawyers® List

Crandall & Pera Law is pleased to recognize Stephen O’Keefe and Bobbie Flynt, who were both selected to the 2026 Ohio Super Lawyers® list. While this year’s results included several Top List honors within the firm, these two attorneys earned well-deserved recognition for their longstanding dedication to clients and their substantial litigation experience. Stephen O’Keefe…

Read More

Birth Injury Linked to Undiagnosed Maternal Infection: Your Legal Options

Pregnant women worry about a whole range of potential issues that can put themselves and their babies in harm’s way, but maternal infection isn’t talked about nearly as often as issues like shoulder dystocia and breech presentation. However, birth injuries aren’t always loud and obvious. Maternal infections often start quietly, only becoming obvious after they’ve…

Read More