Medical Malpractice Insurance is Not Enough - Medical Justice: Protecting Doctors from Frivolous Medical Malpractice Litigation since 2002

Relentlessly Protecting Physicians From Frivolous Lawsuits

I was involved in a multiple defendant case that settled for nuisance value and the settlement result did NOT require reporting to the NPDB. Medical Justice was invaluable in helping me get to this outcome!

Run by physicians for physicians, Medical Justice is a membership-based organization that offers proven services and proprietary methods to protect physicians' most valuable assets – their practice and reputation.

Our proactive services are designed to: (1) Deter frivolous malpractice claims; (2) Address unwarranted demands for refunds; (3) Prevent Internet defamation, and (4) Provide proven, successful counterclaim strategies to hold proponents of frivolous suits accountable.

Statement regarding FTC complaint

Dr. Jeff Segal interviewed on Martha Zoller radio show

OrthoSuperSite features Medical Justice CEO Jeff Segal MD, JD, FACS

ABCNews.com interviews Dr. Jeff Segal

Deter Frivolous Malpractice Claims

Establish preemptive critical practice infrastructure to deter plaintiffs without interfering with patient-doctor relationships.

Address Unwarranted Demands for Refunds

Practice infrastructure and processes / documentation to deter unwarranted requests for refunds or write-offs.

Deter Internet defamation

A solution that balances the rights and expectations of patients with the concerns of doctors.

Proven, Successful Counterclaim Strategies

Up to $100,000 to pursue viable counterclaims against expert witnesses and plaintiffs.

"What we have here is a failure to communicate."

Rules and Policies for Treating Non-English Speaking Patients

Groupon & Other Daily Deal Sites: Old Regulation and New Problems

Medical and dental licensing boards' policies might create headaches for doctors embracing Groupon and other online daily deal discount websites as a marketing tool.

HITECH Act Decrypted

Understanding the law before you send your patients electronic communication

Informed Spousal Consent: A Great Idea Worth Spreading