Koon v. Walden is still making an impact on opioid prescribing in America, but insurance companies and legislatures are putting higher hurdles in place to limit damages and restrict the patient’s ability to have their day in court. In this bonus roundtable discussion, Tim Cronin and Johnny Simon discuss the current impact of Koon v Walden on prescribing behavior and nationwide medical training, and what you should know about your rights if you are a victim of medical malpractice. The Koon case reminds us that we need the judicial system and personal injury attorneys like Tim Cronin and Johnny Simon to fight for our rights in court.

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In the final episode of Results Don’t Lie, the defense brings their experts to the stand and Dr. Walden defends his actions in front of the jury. But a few things aren’t adding up, and Brian’s legal team discovers missing records that could derail the entire case. Hear the stunning verdict, the definitive appeal decision, and the positive impact this case made upon the American medical system, your doctor, and you. But not all the changes from Koon v Walden benefit patients. Medical interests and insurance companies are still lobbying to limit your rights and avoid paying damages. Results Don’t Lie will keep you up to date on current opioid and medical malpractice litigation, and your rights as a medical consumer. Subscribe now to be alerted when update episodes drop.

Contact information: Results Don’t Lie is a production of The Simon Law Firm. Contact Tim and Johnny at comments@resultsdontlie.law.

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Koon v Walden is going to trial. Tim Cronin and Johnny Simon present their case and try to diffuse defense objections designed to tear their arguments apart. But before the arguments are heard, a jury must be selected to decide the case, and this process is one of the most overlooked and most important in the entire proceeding. What would you be thinking if you were in the juror’s box when attorneys advocating for patient safety face off with a legal team defending an esteemed physician under attack?

Contact information: Results Don’t Lie is a production of The Simon Law Firm. Contact Tim and Johnny at comments@resultsdontlie.law.

Disclaimer: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. This disclosure is required by rule of the Supreme Court of Missouri.