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NY Partial Repeal Balances Nursing Home Protection and Patient Rights

Elder Abuse / Neglect Nursing Home Abuse

COVID-19 has posed a lot of tough questions for patients living in nursing homes, as well as their families. Is it safe for elderly adults to be living in a nursing home? Are some nursing homes riskier than others? And in the worst-case scenario, what happens if a loved one does pass away, and the nursing home hasn’t been safe? The answers to these questions have evolved throughout the pandemic. Nursing homes have been a […]

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On November 25, 2020 by No Comments
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NYC Fraud Victims: What You Need to Know About Pecuniary Loss

Pecuniary Loss Victims of Fraud

No one likes to be a victim of any type of crime, but fraud can be especially heinous and hurtful to recover from on a variety of levels. In most cases of fraud in New York, there’s a major economic component that can make everyday life much harder for victims. This is why it is possible for fraud victims to recover losses – but they may not be exactly what they expect. Here’s what you […]

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On November 20, 2020 by No Comments
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NY Dental Malpractice Suit Gets a Second Chance

Dental Malpractice

In the world of medicine, things don’t always go as they should – including time in the dental chair. Still, seeking a dental malpractice suit isn’t easy, as one case recently making NY headlines reminds us. A case recently went before the New York State Supreme court. A dental malpractice case was thrown out of the lower court due to the strength of expert testimony. It has since been reinstated so that it can progress […]

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On November 11, 2020 by No Comments
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New York Car Crashes Happen When You Least Expect It

Car Accidents

Car crashes happen – often with severe and devastating consequences. Recently in Queens, a young man lost control of his car and hit a tree, killing three other young people inside. The driver states he hit a pothole and then lost control of the vehicle. Car crashes cannot always be avoided, but there are some things you can do to make driving at night safer – something that will be reflected on your driving record […]

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On November 6, 2020 by No Comments
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NYC Employee Awarded $870K in Discrimination Suit

Workplace Discrimination

New York’s Department of Investigation, after years of investigation and testimony, is being forced to pay up. In 2014, the Chief of Staff at the DOI received a complaint from a human resources director. The employee was hard of hearing and had requested that the team make an effort to speak slowly, facing him, without covering their mouths. This is an easy accommodation for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, but the Chief […]

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On October 29, 2020 by No Comments
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Signs You're the Victim of Psychiatric Malpractice in New York

Signs You’re the Victim of Psychiatric Malpractice in New York

Medical Malpractice Psychiatric Malpractice

  Patients often put a lot of trust in their medical care professionals, not only to treat their medical conditions but also to treat them ethically under the law. When a doctor abuses a patient or violates the law in treating them, then they are opening themselves up to malpractice claims. This includes psychiatric professionals. In Minnesota recently, a psychiatrist was sentenced to five years in prison for the sexual assault of a patient. While […]

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On October 22, 2020 by No Comments
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NY Pedestrian Laws: They Can Help, But Prevention Starts with You

Pedestrian Accidents

Accidents happen every day and in places like New York City. Pedestrians and automobiles crowd the streets, and accidents involving pedestrians happen quite frequently too. Sometimes, the consequence can be devastating. In Park Slope, Brooklyn, for instance, two kids were killed last year when a woman lost consciousness behind the wheel of her car. It resulted in a proposal for new legislation that requires the Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend the license of any […]

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On October 22, 2020 by No Comments
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How Comparative Negligence Can Change Your NY Slip and Fall Case

Slip and Fall Trip and Fall

Accidents happen. In fact, they happen every day. Injuries due to slip-and-fall accidents aren’t something that occurs in a vacuum, however. Fault can normally be found, and negligence can be legally assigned. According to the New York State Department of Health, in fact, falls are the leading cause of deaths, emergency room visits, and hospitalizations for people over the age of 65. In 2014, 1,202 people over the age of 65 died as the result […]

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On October 7, 2020 by No Comments
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Survivorship: How It Is Different Than Your NY Wrongful Death Suit

Survivorship Wrongful Death

There are few circumstances more tragic than the loss of a loved one through an accident or intentional harm.  Aside from cutting short the life of someone, these events are devastating for those left behind and forced to carry on for years or decades without their loved ones. A loved one can never be replaced, but in New York, the laws provide for an opportunity for those left behind (as well as the victim’s estate) […]

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On September 30, 2020 by No Comments
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New York Court of Appeals Strengthens Stance Against Excessive Force

Excessive Force

There’s been a lot of discussion around police aggression and use of force in the national news recently. New York has recently taken steps to strengthen the state stance against the use of excessive force as a result. In fact, the Second Circuit Court recently reaffirmed a judgment that has made “qualified immunity” is not an admissible defense against charges of excessive violence. The Court’s decision reinstated the original verdict against an NYPD officer who […]

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On September 30, 2020 by No Comments
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