April 2016 -

NY Lags Behind Most of US in Screening Process for Nurses

According to a recent report, New York has fallen behind most other states in how it vets and disciplines nurses. […]

In a recent blog entry, we spoke about the prevalence of lead paint in NYC housing. Since then, news reports

A jury has awarded a Bronx woman $50 million after a ruling that her obstetrician wounded her while delivering her

A family has reached a $30 million settlement to end a medical malpractice lawsuit against a doctor who performed several

A study by the anesthesiology department at Massachusetts General Hospital has revealed that some form of medication error unforeseen drug

Every year, nearly one of every three babies born in the U.S. are delivered by cesarean section (C-section). Is that

As attorneys specializing in workers’ compensation issues, we were stunned by a recent report that dozens of New York physicians

The negligence of a physician now practicing in New York was deemed responsible for a birth injury that left a

In a recent blog, we shared results from a study that ranked states individually by how they handle malpractice claims.

Like many others, we were outraged by video showing a Brighton Beach elementary school worker actually punching a 9-year-old autistic