Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, has been providing legal advice, consultation and representation to individuals, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and others since 1945. The firm's foremost area of expertise and experience is in health care litigation for hospitals, physicians and other health care providers. The firm has been honored to serve as counsel for a statewide hospital association since 1960 and for a statewide physicians' association since its formation in 2006.
In that capacity, the firm has done legal work and provided legal opinions encompassing a wide variety of current health care issues from general and professional liability to legislative issues arising in Louisiana health care law. Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, strives to maintain long-term relationships with its health care clients, providing conscientious, effective, and forward-thinking advice and work.
The firm, through its history with long-term clients, is able to provide legal services that address nearly every facet of a health care provider's world.
In that capacity, the firm has done legal work and provided legal opinions encompassing a wide variety of current health care issues from general and professional liability to legislative issues arising in Louisiana health care law. Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, strives to maintain long-term relationships with its health care clients, providing conscientious, effective, and forward-thinking advice and work.
The firm, through its history with long-term clients, is able to provide legal services that address nearly every facet of a health care provider's world.
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Founded in 1945 by Warren O. Watson, John Fridge, Fred A. Blanche and Charles W. Wilson, the firm has continually endeavored to maintain a reputation for strength, commitment, reliability, fairness and talent.
Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and has been chosen by its peers for an AV rating* in the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory.
The firm regularly handles a large volume of cases in many areas of law including, but not limited to, medical malpractice, attorney malpractice, general liability and casualty defense.
Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and has been chosen by its peers for an AV rating* in the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory.
The firm regularly handles a large volume of cases in many areas of law including, but not limited to, medical malpractice, attorney malpractice, general liability and casualty defense.
With more than 50 years of experience handling thousands of professional liability cases, Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, has cultivated a comprehensive experience in health care and business law issues.
Because of the firm's extensive experience in these areas, it is able to successfully and cost-effectively address and resolve matters preventatively or in the early stages of litigation.
The firm's clients benefit from a conscientious and experienced team of professionals that is committed to tailored solutions that proactively address challenges and issues in the best possible way.
Because of the firm's extensive experience in these areas, it is able to successfully and cost-effectively address and resolve matters preventatively or in the early stages of litigation.
The firm's clients benefit from a conscientious and experienced team of professionals that is committed to tailored solutions that proactively address challenges and issues in the best possible way.
Regardless of circumstances, every adult should have a will that allows for the nomination of guardians for children, specific gift/donation requests and direction of assets, in addition to determination of an estate administrator.
This allows people to clearly define how and to whom assets and property are to be distributed.
If you or your loved ones are interested in drafting a will or are faced with the probate process, skilled counsel is extremely important.
Revising wills and trust agreements to reflect life changes and/or changing desires of the testator.
This allows people to clearly define how and to whom assets and property are to be distributed.
If you or your loved ones are interested in drafting a will or are faced with the probate process, skilled counsel is extremely important.
Revising wills and trust agreements to reflect life changes and/or changing desires of the testator.
There is no question that all aspects of medical care contain risk - from diagnosis, to prescription, to surgical procedure.
With every risk taken on, health care providers also bear the risk of medical malpractice suits.
In nearly three quarters of a century's worth of medical malpractice and general liability defense litigation and trial work, there are few situations that Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, has not encountered.
However, the firm recognizes that no two cases are exactly the same.
With every risk taken on, health care providers also bear the risk of medical malpractice suits.
In nearly three quarters of a century's worth of medical malpractice and general liability defense litigation and trial work, there are few situations that Watson, Blanche, Wilson & Posner, LLP, has not encountered.
However, the firm recognizes that no two cases are exactly the same.
Effectively using advance directives and powers of attorney can be extremely important for families.
An advance directive, also known as a living will, allows for the documentation of medical wishes at the end of life.
In the medical condition specified in the state's living will law (such as "terminal illness" or "permanent unconsciousness").
Powers of attorney can also help plan for unexpected catastrophic events.
This is important even for those without extensive assets so they can avoid conservatorship proceedings that can compromise one's wishes.
An advance directive, also known as a living will, allows for the documentation of medical wishes at the end of life.
In the medical condition specified in the state's living will law (such as "terminal illness" or "permanent unconsciousness").
Powers of attorney can also help plan for unexpected catastrophic events.
This is important even for those without extensive assets so they can avoid conservatorship proceedings that can compromise one's wishes.
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