The Biggest Mistake Patients Make After Medical Negligence with David Roddenberry

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David Roddenberry

Mr. Roddenberry graduated summa cum laude from Harvard College, where he studied cognitive neuroscience, and holds a degree from Harvard Law School. As a Marshall Scholar, he earned an MBA from Oxford and an MSc from LSE. He previously worked at D.E. Shaw and BCG. He later co-founded a health tech company, which he has led for over a decade, and a legal tech company.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:

  • Discover why many patients unintentionally weaken their case after suspected medical negligence by waiting too long to act.
  • Learn how artificial intelligence is helping attorneys analyze complex medical records with greater speed and accuracy.
  • Uncover why serious medical outcomes do not automatically qualify as medical malpractice under the law.
  • Find out what medical records you have the legal right to request and why obtaining every record matters.
  • Explore why choosing a lawyer with experience in your exact type of medical malpractice case can make a significant difference.
  • Get practical advice on how to document your experience and become an active partner in your legal case instead of a passive client.
  • Hear how AI is creating new opportunities for families who previously struggled to access justice.
  • Gain insight into the long timelines, costs, and realities involved in pursuing a medical malpractice claim.
  • Discover how the future of personal injury law is being reshaped by artificial intelligence and emerging technology.

In this episode…

What is the biggest mistake patients make after medical negligence? Many people assume that a poor medical outcome automatically means malpractice, while others wait too long to gather evidence or seek legal guidance. As AI rapidly changes the legal profession, could technology help more families uncover the truth behind complex medical cases?


David shares how artificial intelligence is transforming the way attorneys evaluate medical records, identify potential deviations from the standard of care, and improve access to justice. He explains why many legitimate concerns never become viable lawsuits, discusses the importance of collecting complete medical records, and recounts examples of patients whose preparation and documentation uncovered critical information that otherwise could have been missed.



In this episode of Verdict Signal, host Daniel Gouw interviews David Roddenberry, Co-Founder and Attorney at Mama Bear Law, a personal injury and medical malpractice firm serving clients nationwide. A Harvard College graduate, Harvard Law School graduate, and Marshall Scholar, David combines his legal background with decades of health technology experience to bring AI into medical malpractice litigation. They discuss patient advocacy, choosing the right attorney, managing expectations, the future of AI in personal injury law, and how technology is expanding access to justice for injured families. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build.

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