This text examines the legal landscape of emergency medicine malpractice as it stood in 1995. It addresses the specific challenges and liabilities faced by emergency physicians, drawing on case law and medical-legal precedents from the era to outline potential areas of litigation and defense strategies.

This book is likely regarded as a specialized reference for legal and medical professionals involved in emergency medicine. Its focus on the legal framework of 1995 suggests it would be most valuable for understanding historical malpractice trends or for cases originating from that period. The content would appeal to attorneys specializing in medical malpractice defense and emergency physicians seeking to understand their legal exposure.