Drunk, off-duty NYPD officer kills pedestrian
Robert Wolff
October 15, 2011
Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life in New York City, but that does not mean they are ever easy to handle. They are
Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life in New York City, but that does not mean they are ever easy to handle. They are
It seems as if every state in the U.S., including New York, is experiencing an increase in medical malpractice lawsuits. While cases such as surgical mistakes get a lot of press, other cases are beginning to receive more attention. Claims of medical malpractice based on drug abuse or prescription drug overdoses are receiving increased scrutiny in our courts.
Here in New York City, we often think of our police force and the admirable efforts they made with our fire department on 9/11 to
When a New York medical malpractice investigation looks into a claim of hospital negligence, the inquiry focuses on at least two principal areas. First, what actually occurred and how did it happen? Second, what did the hospital do or not do that caused or contributed to the injuries? Considering the second question, were there previous complaints of hospital negligence similar in nature? If so, what were the specifics and what did the hospital do to address the issues?
Struck by two vehicles within a minute, a 48-year-old Englewood woman died on the roadway last month. She had been crossing the street when a
