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New York Court Allows Plaintiff’s Premises Liability Suit to Continue in Face of Several Challenges
Earlier this year, the New York Court of Appeals, the highest court in the State, handed down a decision that […]
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The Case Against a Medical Malpractice Damages Cap
For the past few years, there has been a back-and-forth about whether there should be a cap on the maximum […]
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New York Pedestrian Injury Claims Cost City Millions
In the past seven years, New York City has addressed over 1,200 pedestrian injury suits and claims because of accidents […]
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Joan Rivers’ Daughter Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Endoscopy Clinic
Earlier this year in September, legendary actress and comedienne Joan Rivers died after she slipped into a coma during a […]
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Collapsed New York Kulpmont Building Owner Fined $20,500
Early last week, a New York building owner was fined $20,500 after he was found liable by a judge for various […]
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Jury Awards $1.5 Million After Nursing Home Administers Lethal Dose of Morphine
Earlier this year, a New York Jury awarded a Peruvian man’s family $1.5 million after they lost their loved one […]
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Plaintiff Not Required to Provide Medical Exam Documenting all Alleged Injuries in Lead-Poisoning Case
In a case in front of the New York Court of Appeals, the Court determined that the lower court erred […]
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New York Nursing Home Successfully Sued for $2 Million After Negligent Care Led to Stage-IV Bedsore
Earlier this year in New York City, a deceased man’s family was able to recover roughly $2 million for the […]
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“Special Knowledge” Jury Instruction Required Reversal of Verdict in Plaintiff’s Favor
Earlier this year in the New York Court of Appeals, the court reversed a $10,000,000 jury verdict for a plaintiff […]
