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BakerHostetler Trio Defeats Putative Class Action, Garners Am Law Litigation Daily Litigator of the Week Shout Out

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By John Hutchins, Paul Karlsgodt, Georgia Bennett
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Partners John Hutchins and Paul Karlsgodt and Associate Georgia Bennett scored a victory for client Colquitt Regional Medical Center in a putative class action that claimed the hospital allowed software from a multinational technology company to harvest the data of thousands of patients for advertisement curation.
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Re: When is enough, enough? Humanitarian rights and protection for children in conflict settings must be revisited

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By John Hutchins
| The BMJ Verified
Dear Editor Humanitarian protection for children in conflict settings must be revisited - The case to add a jus post bellum perspective Bhutta and colleagues [1] have argued convincingly how the rules of engagement in war need addressing to better protect those non-combatants that are within their childhood years.
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Cervical Foraminal Changes in Patients with Intermittent Arm Radiculopathy Studied with a New MRI-Compatible Compression Device

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By John Hutchins, Hanna Hebelka, Tor Åge Myklebust, Pär-Arne Svensson
| MDPI
4. Discussion This pilot study examined the feasibility of the DMRICS in patients with intermittent arm radiculopathy, showing that the device was well tolerated by all patients. The obtained images were of diagnostic quality during provocation except for one patient. The device was able to simulate the Spurling test, resulting in concordant pain in 9/10 of the patients and changes in nerve compromise grading but not quantitative measures of the foramina.
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