When a patient is injured by medical negligence, it can often be difficult to identify exactly who is responsible for the injury before a lawsuit is filed. Often, multiple health
When a person knows he or she has taken a medication that may impair his or her driving ability and nevertheless gets behind the wheel, that person may be liable
Medical malpractice lawsuits are, by their nature, complex. Proving negligence on the part of a physician or vicarious liability on the part of a hospital or other health care provider
In cases where individuals seek to sue the government, its agencies or agents, for alleged wrongdoing, there are specific notice requirements that must adhere to strict timelines in order for
In New York medical malpractice lawsuits, it’s true that proof of a physician or health care worker’s mistake is critical to a claim. But presentation of that fact alone won’t
In medical malpractice lawsuits in New York, it is not enough to prove the patient suffered serious injury while under the care of a physician or health care group. Even
Plaintiffs seeking to show medical negligence in court bear a greater burden of proof than those in simple negligence cases. It’s not enough to say that one suffered harm or
LASIK eye surgery is a routine procedure conducted to correct vision problems and grant people the opportunity to live a life free of contacts or glasses. Generally, the procedure is
Medical malpractice cases are among the most complex within the personal injury realm. There are strict requirements regarding time limits during which they must be filed, and also higher standards
Survivors of a woman who died of an asthma attack while incarcerated on Rikers Island have another shot at pursing their negligence claim against the city and certain correctional employees.
