Kay Van Wey

In the approximately thirty-two years in which I have held a law license, I have been privileged with the opportunity

In the “good old days” surgeries were performed in hospitals and patients were kept for several days for observation. Now,

As attorneys, many of us have the opportunity and tremendous responsibility to help people in their time of suffering. For

With all the hysteria leading up to the election and everything that has happened since, I am betting that some

We cannot ignore the truth. Spoiler alert: preventable medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United

The first time I handled a pill mill case I was 20 pounds thinner, had big permed hair and wore

Zofran was approved by the FDA in 1981 for treatment of nausea in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and post-operative patients.

A potential client appears in your office with a familiar story… An aging, but relatively healthy mother lived with her

The profession of vocational rehabilitation counseling gained importance after World War II. Many soldiers returned from combat with missing limbs,