Articles

• 3 Common Signs of Nursing Home Abuse – And What You Can Do
• 4 steps to take to protect yourself from medical errors
• 5 Steps for Moving Forward After Medical Malpractice
• 5 Things You Need to Know About Medical Malpractice
• Awards for med mal are up, but number of claims remain steady
• Be Aware of Rules When Buying a New York City Co-Op Apartment
• Birth injuries in New York: A primer
• Birth injury damages of 3 million justified in medical malpractice case
• Buying a Home in New York City: Co-op or Condo?
• Cerebral palsy as a birth injury
• CT Scans: Worth the Risk?
• Dangers of Portable Wading Pools
• Dental malpractice: When mistakes by dentists cause severe injuries
• Doctors Reluctant to Switch to E-Prescribing, Despite Safety Benefits
• Don’t Be Misled by New York Fund for Newborn Neurological Damage
• Double-booked surgeries more common than many people realize
• Drafting leases for New York City apartment rentals
• Emergency room errors present a risk of significant injury to patients
• Expecting New York Mothers’ Worst Nightmare: Birth Injuries
• Failure to Communicate Leads to Diagnostic Mistakes and Medical Malpractice Claims
• Failure to offer less-invasive surgical options puts patients at risk
• Focus on Preventing Medical Errors, Not Frivolous Tort Reform
• Health screenings and missed cancer: When does it rise to malpractice?
• Here’s what you need to know about surgical complications and medical malpractice
• Here’s What You Need to Know About Wrongful Death Lawsuits
• Hospitals slow to implement technology to prevent medication errors
• How accurate are radiology reports?
• How to spot the signs of nursing home abuse
• Infections spread through shared rooms and lack of precaution
• Insurance Law: How Does Uninsured Motorist Coverage Differ from Underinsured Coverage?
• Investors optimistic about Queens real estate
• Is a doctor’s bad handwriting really that serious?
• Killing or Injuring New York Bicyclists or Pedestrians Should Carry Consequences
• Lead Exposure Especially Detrimental to Children
• Malpractice claims against nurses are on the increase
• Medical errors are the third-leading cause of death, says study
• Medical errors: A major cause of death in U.S.
• Medical Malpractice Law: Labor and Delivery Claims
• Medical Malpractice: What is Misdiagnosis?
• Mental health issues more likely to lead to poor nursing homes
• Motor Vehicle Accidents Article
• New Federal Program Aims at Eliminating Medical Errors
• New York Bill Aims to Change How Medical Malpractice Claims Are Completed
• New York birth injuries: Understanding Erb’s palsy
• New York Case Shows Dangers of Cosmetic Silicone Injections
• New York real estate disputes can harm family relations
• New York’s hospitals ranked among the worst in the nation
• New York’s hospitals ranked near bottom for patient safety
• Nursing Home Care: 3 Family Members Need to Know About Neglect and Abuse
• Nursing home resident found dead outside facility
• Patients at risk of medication errors
• Personal Injury Law: I Slipped on Ice on My Landlord’s Property and Broke My Hip—What Should I Do
• Personal Injury Law: It Has Been a Week Since I Was Rear-ended and I Still Feel Terrible!
• Pharmacists in the ER can dramatically reduce medication errors
• Premises Liability
• Problems With the Profit Motive in Medicine
• Products Liability Law: Explaining the McDonald’s coffee case
• Proper Hand Hygiene in Hospitals Can Prevent Many Infections
• Pursuing a Medical Malpractice Claim: Be Aware of the Statutes of Limitations
• Questioning Your Doctor May Lead to Better Results
• Report finds most nursing homes exaggerate their staffing levels
• Res ipsa loquitur: “Foreign objects” and the inference of negligence
• Retention of surgical items an issue in medical procedures
• Reverse mortgages bring risks and benefits for New York seniors
• Should you get a second medical opinion?
• Signs and risks of preeclampsia
• Slip And Fall Injuries
• Spinal Cord Injuries Come in Different Types
• Study delves into post-operative fatalities
• Study on never events shows how prevalent they are
• Study Reveals Hospital Acquired Infections Rarely Reported
• Study shows hospital error reduction when staff communication improved
• Study shows surgical errors increase with implementation of technology
• Study suggests that diagnostic errors affect virtually every patient
• Study: diagnostic errors leading cause of malpractice lawsuits
• Study: Medication mistakes are a common danger during surgery
• Study: Nursing homes overuse dangerous antipsychotic drugs
• Surgical Errors: Are There More at Teaching Hospitals?
• The risks and complications associated with misdiagnosis
• The role of e-discovery in medical malpractice cases
• Three common dangers facing nursing home residents
• Top 10 Reasons To Hire An Experienced Personal Injury Attorney
• Topamax: Prescription Drug Linked to Birth Defects
• Understanding the reality of elder abuse
• Urinary Tract Infections and the Dangers of Overtreating the Elderly
• Weighing the Pros and Cons of a Short Sale
• What are the risks associated with nursing home care?
• What can I ask my doctor to reduce the chances of a medical error?
• What every New York patient should know about CLASBIs
• What Should You Do If You Receive the Wrong Medication?
• What To Do If You Are In An Automobile Accident
• What you should know about medical malpractice claims in New York
• Why Estate Planning is Important for New Parents
• Will New York change statute of limitations on medical malpractice?
• Awards for med mal are up, but number of claims remain steady
• Birth injuries in New York: A primer