Law Practice
Jul. 21, 2006
When Experts Become Defendants
LOS ANGELES - San Francisco geriatrician John Fullerton belongs to more than 20 medical societies at the state and national level. But he is not a member of the society that has taken much of his time and money during the past three years.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - San Francisco geriatrician John Fullerton belongs to more than 20 medical societies at the state and national level. But he is not a member of the society that has taken much of his time and money during the past three years.
In 2003, Fullerton testified as an expert witness for a stroke patient in a medical-malpractice case in Florida, whe...
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