Medical Justice and the Doctor Podcast Network
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Jeffrey Segal, MD, JD, Michael Sacopulos, JD, and many guests summarize modern medico-legal threats to doctors. Opening and closing music written and produced by Grammy award winning artists: Lili Haydn and Itai Disraeli (performed by The Service Cats).
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects medical reputation and liability to the operating decisions, revenue pressures, and legal costs that shape a clinical practice.
Medical Liability Minute follows the pressure points where a medical practice's public reputation, legal exposure, and economics meet. Jeff Siegel structures multi-part interviews around personal experience, then presses into the mechanics behind it. Conversations with Dr.
An anonymous review reaches the appellate court; your bad-review spiral suddenly has paperwork.
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A blunt dental-business lesson about buying a practice, dropping insurance, and aiming marketing at the right patients.
It treats a practice purchase as more than a name on paper. The real assets are the patient list and the team around it, since continuity after an estate sale can matter as much as the deal itself.
A medical defamation appeal turns into a measured account of subpoenas, IP traces, and the cost of keeping a case alive.
A medical defamation appeal becomes a careful, procedural look at how online reputation fights work their way through court. The strongest details are practical ones: subpoena work, redocketing, and IP-address tracing, plus the sorting of 32 reviews into repeating patterns.
A careful look at how one dermatologist traced anonymous online reviews back to their source.
This episode takes a plainspoken look at Dr. Susan Schroeder's account of dealing with anonymous online reviews and tracing them back to their source.
Reviews are treated as business-critical, and the episode keeps that point front and center.
Medical Liability Minute turns patient reviews into a plain business problem. Dr. Len Tau speaks from dentistry, consulting, and reputation marketing, and the episode keeps its focus on what practices can actually do.
Trial craft, verdict stories, and lawyer reps.
Queensland estate planning, made concrete.
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Dentist Len Tau discusses purchasing a dental practice from an estate, managing risks like employee theft, and critiques dental insurance as a limited coupon.
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She takes the case into appeal.
Freedom is the ugly word here.
Medical Liability Minute host Jeff Siegel and New York attorney Rick Collins examine how physicians can legally prescribe testosterone and other anabolic steroids for medical purposes while avoiding performance-enhancement prescribing.
Jim McClendon explains how Texas doctors respond to Medical Board complaints, including the 28-day deadline measured from the mailing date rather than receipt.
Medical Liability Minute host Jeff Siegel and Texas licensing attorney James McClendon explain how medical board complaints can threaten a physician’s license, employment, and income more directly than a typical insured malpractice claim.