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Doctors and Litigation: The L Word

Gita Pensa MD
Medical Malpractice
Mental Health
Litigation Stress
Mindfulness
EMR Audit Trails
Malpractice Litigation
Litigation Education
Communication
Bad Faith Lawsuits
Healthcare Training
Litigation
Strategic Communication
Legal Communication
Medical Litigation
Medical Board Complaints
Insurance Companies
Electronic Medical Records
Liability Insurance
Corporate Entities
Judicial Outcomes

The majority of physicians will be sued during their career, yet the topic is largely taboo. This podcast for physicians discusses malpractice litigation and litigation stress, with the voices of doctors who have been through it. Music by @BenJamin Banger. Learn more about creator Gita Pensa M.D. at doctorsandlitigation.com Also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify

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In this episode, we take a hard look at the growing use, and misuse, of punitive damages allegations in medical malpractice cases -- and how this trend has reshaped the practice of medicine in places like New Mexico.

What was once intended as a rare... more

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In this episode, host Dr. Gita Pensa sits down to continue her conversation with elite defense trial attorney, John E. Hall, Jr. His recent book, "Reviving Fairness: Defending Healthcare Heroes", outlines the shifts in the modern world of American me... more

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What happens when a physician defendant doesn’t just “get through” litigation — but prepares for it?

In Part 2 of The Educated Defendant, host Dr. Gita Pensa sits down with the veteran trial attorney who defended Dr. Nirav Patel. (If you haven't lis... more

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THIS EPISODE is a must-listen for anyone facing, or fearing, litigation. (And their attorneys.)

Host Dr. Pensa interviews radiologist Dr. Nirav Patel about his extraordinary journey through litigation...and what he did to become his legal team's sec... more

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Recent Guests

John E. Hall, Jr.
Elite trial attorney and founding partner at Hall Booth Smith, with decades of courtroom experience.
Hall Booth Smith
Episode: The Educated Defendant, Part Two: An Elite Trial Attorney's Advice
Dr. Nirav Patel
Radiologist specialized in emergency and neuroradiology
Independent radiologist based out of Georgia
Episode: The Educated Defendant: An Attorney's Best Asset
Shilpa Mathew, MD, JD
A physician double board certified in OBGYN and Lifestyle Medicine, formerly practicing attorney focused on health insurance and regulatory compliance, and co-chair of the Legislative Committee for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in California.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Episode: Malpractice Litigation and Advocacy
Heather Hansen
Trial consultant and communications expert with over 20 years of experience in defending healthcare providers.
The Elegant Warrior Podcast
Episode: The Blame Game: Finger Pointing in Charting and Litigation
Dr. Anthony Orsini
Neonatologist and intensivist, author of "It's All in the Delivery, Improving Health Care, Starting with a Single Conversation"
The Orsini Way
Episode: Communication After Catastrophe
Dr. Muhamad Aly Rifai
Psychiatrist and internist with 25 years of experience, involved in telehealth and telepsychiatry.
Episode: DOJ vs. Doctor: One Physician's Victory
Anthony Box
Healthcare law attorney specializing in civil and white-collar defense cases
Episode: What You Should Know When The Government Comes Knocking
Dale Swope
Expert in bad faith lawsuits and attorney with over 30 years of experience
Attorney
Episode: Gotta Have (Good) Faith...and Beware the 'Lizard's Tail'
Richard Boothman
Pioneering figure in medical litigation reform and creator of the Michigan Model.
University of Michigan
Episode: Beyond Blame: Richard Boothman and a Transformative Approach to Adverse Events

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Gita Pensa
Host with extensive experience in malpractice litigation and physician advocacy, affiliated with Doctors and Litigation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 306 ratings
  • Thank you!

    This podcast is a MUST listen for everyone in healthcare especially doctors. Lawyers in this field should really listen too. This system is failing everyone and I’m so glad Gita is shedding light on this! And the toll it’s taking on doctors.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kismetsglow
    United States7 months ago
  • What an excellent podcast to help us physicians better understand the anatomy of a malpractice suit to only become better doctors and avoid unnecessary defensive medicine but to also deliver better care for our patients.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    DrMo
    9 months ago
  • Great content!

    Content is well researched, easy to follow, and thematically grouped, making this a terrific resource. As others have mentioned, the loud background music is distracting and sometimes competes with guest or host audio.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Studentqwerty
    United States10 months ago
  • Effective, Important, and SO Interesting

    Every episode is amazing and every single word so important, for all people, not only physicians - although it should be required in medical school for all future docs. Dr Pensa actually accomplishes her goal, which seems impossible- to empower us physicians, prepare us, and teach us how to play the “game”, and also makes it easy. This is the messaging we need more of in all walks of life, and just the support and validation from hearing about so many amazing accomplished people does so much to... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ida Teberian MD
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast, most recent episode really nailed it

    I’ve been listening to this podcast since it started. Season 2 has been full of useful information. I just finished episode 10 of season 2. I don’t know if we ED doctors recognize how difficult our job really is. We often normalize the pain we’re exposed to that is far from the normal experience of most people. This episode really highlights how important our mental health is and the best time to strengthen it is not during a crisis but before. I’ve shared this episode with all my doctor friend ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HamsterK
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners praise practical, well-researched guidance for doctors facing litigation.
Some criticisms cite distracting background music affecting audio clarity.
Guests are typically experts with deep experience in medicine and law, delivering actionable insights.

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The Educated Defendant, Part Two: An Elite Trial Attorney's Advice
Q: How should trial attorneys approach preparation with defendants?
Attorneys should encourage regular meetings with the defendant, ensuring they have a strong understanding of the case and advising them on their rights and involvement.
The Educated Defendant, Part Two: An Elite Trial Attorney's Advice
Q: What does a defendant need to do to be an effective witness in court?
Defendants should prepare thoroughly, understand their case, and actively participate alongside their attorney.
Communication After Catastrophe
Q: What do you think about crying when delivering bad news?
Showing emotion, like crying, can enhance the connection with the family and demonstrate that you care.
Communication After Catastrophe
Q: What do you do when you walk into a room and the family is already mad?
You should insist that everyone sits down first to help them brace themselves for the news and ensure that your delivery is compassionate and careful.
Communication After Catastrophe
Q: What would you advise me to do in terms of posture and connection when delivering bad news?
You should understand how humans connect, lean forward, maintain eye contact, speak softly, and take your time to allow the patient or family to process the information.

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The show centers on the medico-legal landscape, with physicians, attorneys, and healthcare professionals sharing real-world experiences of malpractice litigation, defensive medicine, and the emotional toll of legal stress. Episodes highlight preparation, collaboration with legal teams, and systemic reform ideas to improve outcomes for clinicians and patients. Notable are conversations that blend medical insight with legal strategy, and a recurring emphasis on empowerment, advocacy, and transparent communication in high-stakes situations. The hosts appear to curate expert guests with deep experience in defending or discussing physicians facing litigation, making it a practical resource for listeners navigating or studying this complex area.

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1. John E. Hall, Jr.
2. Dr. Nirav Patel
3. Shilpa Mathew, MD, JD
4. Heather Hansen
5. Dr. Anthony Orsini
6. Dr. Muhamad Aly Rifai
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