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A nurse's co-worker spread the word that she was accused of diverting narcotics, which was proven to be untrue. Can she sue the co-worker and employer?
When an RN does not follow her employer's telemedicine policies to the letter, she is fired. In response, the nurse files a wrongful termination lawsuit.
An RN's ex-boyfriend reported false allegations about her to the nursing board. After being cleared, she wonders what legal recourse she has against the ex.
Some nurses prefer full-time nursing and others prefer per diem nursing. Here are some pros and cons of per diem nursing to help you choose if it's for you.
A nurse whose respiratory illness is caused by environmental factors at work files a workers’ compensation claim that is denied, but it doesn't end there.
An LPN files a lawsuit saying her employee rights were denied after she requests paid leave during the pandemic and is terminated soon after.
A nursing student says she's innocent of misdemeanor charges. But could a conviction keep her from getting the RN license she's been working toward?
EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act) ensures ED patients receive care regardless of their ability to pay. Did one ED violate this policy?
A hospital begins the organ procurement process when it's discovered the patient's organ donation paperwork doesn't check out. The family sues.
A nurse attorney offers useful insights about why nurses should consider having their own professional liability insurance in order to protect themselves.