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How Long Do I Have to File a Slip and Fall Case in New York City? Your Questions about New York City Premises Liability Slip and Fall Cases Answered
Slipping on old garbage sludge that hasn’t been cleaned up outside a New York City bar; falling over spilled coffee that was never cleaned up in a department store showroom; tripping on uneven and breaking floor tiles in a hotel bathroom: these are all examples of how New York City residents and business patrons… Read More »
New York City “Garbage Juice” Slip and Fall Case Shows Hidden Dangers at Apartment Complexes, Rights and Options of New York City Slip and Fall Victims
In November, 2024, an interesting case went to trial in New York City. The case was brought by a New York City resident and slip-and-fall accident victims for a serious injury that he sustained as a result of what he calls “garbage juice” that was left at the housing complex where he was visiting… Read More »
New York City Birth Injury Cases: What Kinds of Compensation Are Available to New York City Birth Injury Medical Malpractice Victims?
For many New York City families, the birth of a new baby is a time of great excitement, joy, and a time to get together and celebrate a new member of the “crew”. However, unfortunately, for other New York City families, complications with a new baby’s birth caused by doctor medical malpractice can result… Read More »
Disparities Found in Heart Treatment Between Men and Women, Delayed Diagnosis of Surgery Complications in Women May Explain Higher Death Rate
A 2024 study reviewed by Live Science and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association sheds light on disparities found in the treatment of women versus men when it comes to heart surgery complications. According to Julie Goldenburg, of Live Science, the JAMA study analyzed medical records from over 860,000 patients, who… Read More »
Money Recovery in New York City Medical Malpractice Cases – What Types of Damages are Available to New York City Medical Malpractice Victims Under New York Medical Malpractice Laws
When a New York City medical patient is injured by their trusted doctor or medical team, they may initially be shocked, dismayed, and in disbelief. Indeed, when most New York City medical patients visit their doctor or undergo a serious medical procedure under the care of their trusted and respected medical team, the last… Read More »
Can You Sue a New York City Store for Your Holiday 2024 Slip and Fall Injury?
The winter 2024 holidays are officially over and done with, and New York City residents are finally getting around to boxing up Christmas and other holiday decorations, throwing out the tree, and wrapping up strings of lights to be stored until next year. Indeed, the winter holidays are over, and a new year has… Read More »
New York Office of Professional Medical Conduct Declines to Reprimand New York City Doctor for Medical Malpractice
A story about the New York Office of Professional Medical Conduct’s refusal to reprimand a New York City doctor after his patient died has some New York City medical patients and residents worried, and the case demonstrates that some doctors are back out in practice, even after patients die unexpectedly in their care. It’s… Read More »
New York City Construction Worker Killed after MTA Bus Collides with Crane Lift – Rights and Options of New York City Bus Victims under New York Laws Explained
The death of a New York City construction worker as a result of an accident with an MTA bus has New Yorkers on edge, and some New York City pedestrians and other residents wonder if there is any recourse against negligent bus drivers and bus operators under New York City laws. According to local… Read More »
90-Year-Old Woman Tragically Killed in New York City’s Upper East Side in Pedestrian Accident – What Can New York City Pedestrian Accident Victims Do to Get Justice under New York Laws?
A 90-year-old woman from New York City was struck and killed by a vehicle on New York City’s Upper East Side on Wednesday, February 5. According to local news reports, the terrible and unexpected pedestrian accident happened just before 6:00 p.m. in the evening in the area of 1339 York Avenue which is at… Read More »
New York Governor Hochul Vetoes “Grieving Families Act” For Third Time – How to Get Justice for Your Medical Malpractice Injuries in New York City
At the tail end of last December, just before the 2024 Christmas holiday, New York Governor Kathy Hochul had a third opportunity to sign the latest version of a piece of legislation called the Grieving Families Act into law. The legislation, which was passed by both the New York State Assembly and State Senate… Read More »
