Publications & Resources

How long a patient has to sue a dentist for dental malpractice is governed by the statute of limitations. The application of the statute of limitations can be confusing and a source of misunderstanding. From a legal perspective, it’s very important for dentists to know the basics and realize its complexity so they can reach out to their dental professional liability provider when such questions arise.

It’s vital that dentists understand the importance of documenting consent in dentistry. The law and best practices require that informed consent be obtained before treatment begins on a patient. The failure to do so may result in malpractice liability.

A new episode of MLMIC’s “Talk Studio” features a conversation on the Wrongful Death Legislative Liability Expansion.

This June 24 webinar and panel discussion, presented by MLMIC, will examine the pandemic’s impact on New York medical liability.

This June 21 webinar will review the requirements of the EMTALA and how the statute impacts care delivery.

A new episode of MLMIC’s “Talk Studio” features a conversation on key questions to ask about medical professional liability coverage.

The newest issue of The Scope: Medical Edition, MLMIC’s risk management publication, is now available online and offers the latest health, legal, risk management and insurance information.

This June 8 webinar will discuss emergency department liability risk.

MLMIC outlines basic procedural principles and legal concerns associated with selling or closing a medical practice.

Over the course of years of practice, a dentist may encounter an unsatisfied patient who requests a refund because of a cosmetic concern, discomfort or pain. Before granting that request, dentists should be aware of the potential consequences of that action. Our blog takes a look from a legal perspective.