From the Perspective of a Malpractice Defense Attorney and Surgeon’s Daughter by Robyn Ayres I mentioned to my father that…
Not only must an invention be novel to be patentable, it must also be non-obvious. It cannot be an obvious,…
The Patent Act states that most things can be patented and sets forth four categories for new or improvement inventions…
by William Charters As medical care becomes more specialized, it is more and more difficult to determine which facilities and…
Expectations and Risks for the Cardiologist by C. Thea Pitzen Often cardiac patients, or their surgeons or primary care physicians,…
Avoiding a Lack of Informed Consent Lawsuit by Robyn P. Ayres In my experience, there are few cases more frustrating…
by C. Ervin Reid Court of Appeals of Virginia Decision Clarifies Timely Filing On January 29, 2019, the Court of…
by Bonnie P. Lane This article was originally published in the Spring 2018 issue of Hampton Roads Physician. In 2017,…
An article by attorney Taylor D. Brewer, "Confronting the Reptile in Virginia", was published in the Summer issue of the…
by G. Wythe Michael We are often asked to draft non-competition and non-solicitation agreements on behalf of various companies and…