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Humphries and Stevens Obtain Summary Judgment against Claim Based on Wikipedia!
March 12, 2020
Michael Stevens is senior counsel with Wilson Elser, where he concentrates his practice on defending physicians, hospitals, and – in particular – cardiothoracic surgeons in high-exposure medical malpractice litigation. With decades of experience handling some of New York’s most complex cardiothoracic surgery cases, Michael is known for developing effective defense strategies grounded in both science and law. Representing one of New York’s leading hospital systems, he obtained 19 defense verdicts and achieved numerous dismissals through summary judgment and successful advocacy.
Michael’s approach is guided by two simple principles: listen carefully to the client and leave no stone unturned in preparing the defense. He enjoys working closely with surgeons and department leadership to help reduce the stress and anxiety associated with medical malpractice litigation, allowing physicians to focus on what they do best: caring for patients.
Michael has presented continuing medical education and continuing legal education programs. Throughout his career, he has believed that successful advocacy is the product of teamwork, careful preparation, and earning the trust of every client. He considers it a privilege to work alongside the talented attorneys and professional staff at Wilson Elser in representing physicians and hospitals.
Michael Stevens is senior counsel with Wilson Elser, where he concentrates his practice on defending physicians, hospitals, and – in particular – cardiothoracic surgeons in high-exposure medical malpractice litigation. With decades of experience handling some of New York’s most complex cardiothoracic surgery cases, Michael is known for developing effective defense strategies grounded in both science and law. Representing one of New York’s leading hospital systems, he obtained 19 defense verdicts and achieved numerous dismissals through summary judgment and successful advocacy.
Michael’s approach is guided by two simple principles: listen carefully to the client and leave no stone unturned in preparing the defense. He enjoys working closely with surgeons and department leadership to help reduce the stress and anxiety associated with medical malpractice litigation, allowing physicians to focus on what they do best: caring for patients.
Michael has presented continuing medical education and continuing legal education programs. Throughout his career, he has believed that successful advocacy is the product of teamwork, careful preparation, and earning the trust of every client. He considers it a privilege to work alongside the talented attorneys and professional staff at Wilson Elser in representing physicians and hospitals.