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A Patient Dies, and Then the Anguish of Litigation
by Joan Savitsky, M.D.
An eloquent and moving article published in the New York Times Science Section on December 29, 2009. "It was just an average busy, stressful day at work, in May 2004, when the deputy sheriff arrived with a summons. I sucked in my breath, signed the receipt and returned to my desk piled high with charts, messages, lab results and forms. I was being sued for medical malpractice
A few months later, my lawyer, Amy, arrived, a brisk, no-nonsense woman hauling a suitcase full of records."
Taking the Solo Leap
Amy E. Goganian was a panelist in Taking the Solo Leap, sponsored by the Women’s Bar Association Solo and Small Firm Committee on March 23, 2009. Along with Shannon Frisson, Esq. and Audrey M. Heidt, Esq., Amy discussed her decision establish her own practice. Each panelist chose to go solo at a different point in her career, and came to that decision through a different path and set of priorities. The discussion demystified the decision-making process, whether doing so straight out of law school, or in Amy’s case, after having made partner at a prestigious law firm.
Boston Magazine Honors Amy Goganian
Once again, Amy has been named by Super Lawyers Magazine as one of the top attorneys in Massachusetts for 2011. Only five percent of the lawyers in Massachusetts receive this honor. Nominated by her peers and subjected to a rigorous multi-phase selection process, this is the fifth consecutive year Amy has received this honor.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Interview with Amy Goganian, Esq.:
A cure-all for med-mal woes?
Plaintiffs' and defense-side medical-malpractice attorneys comment on the recent steady increase in the number of cases that are decided via binding arbitration instead of to trial.
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