Can You get Compensated for Whiplash Injury?
One study in the US shows that whiplash injuries are common with rear-impact automobile collisions, and nearly 25 percent of all injury claims paid annually are due to whiplash injuries. Whiplash injuries also cost the economy quite a bit. It is estimated that whiplash injuries caused due to rear impact collisions cost the US approximately […]
Hypoxia and Medical Malpractice in New York
Perinatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy occurs in 1 to 3 per 1,000 live full-term births. Of the newborns affected by this condition, 15% to 20% will die while they are in the postnatal period.
What You can do in Case of Pediatric Cardiac Malpractice
A study carried out US-based researchers between December 2004 and August 2007, identified 87 pediatric echocardiographic diagnostic errors. Out of these, 30 percent were errors that were minor in severity and did not pose a risk to the child’s treatment and healthcare management.
Catastrophic Injury and Personal Injury Claims in New York
Catastrophic injuries are those that truly change a person’s life and that they will never be able to recover from. According to statistics, cheerleading has the highest rate of catastrophic injuries in sports in the United States. In 2002, there were 24,675 catastrophic injuries in cheerleading, out of which 1.4% was related to concussions. Most […]
Dying while in hospital beds
New York residents who may be concerned about the medical care that they or their loved ones receive in a hospital may be interested in the results of recent research conducted by physicians. According to the research, there has been a striking uptick in the number of medical malpractice legal cases that stem from patients being found deceased in their beds.
Senior Drivers: Should They Be Subjected to Stricter Regulations?
The driving population is getting older in New York and nationwide. The reason the driving population, as a whole, is getting older is because baby boomers are rapidly aging, while many young people are not getting their licenses or are learning to drive later. WFTV reported, previously, that by the year 2030, around 50 million […]
FAQs about Laparoscopic Gallbladder Surgery in New York
According to statistics, 90% of all gallbladder removals in the United States are performed laparoscopically. Also known as Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy, and lap choly for short, gallbladder laparoscopy was first performed in 1987 and since then, there has been a significant increase in the number of people who get their gallbladders removed.
FAQs about Summer Camps and Personal Injury in New York
According to statistics, there are over 12,000 summer camps in operation across the United States, including 5,000 day camps and 7,000 overnight camps. The summer camp industry makes a profit of more than $15 million a year. Over 6 million children in the country participate in some form of camp, whether it is day camp […]
Farm Accidents and Personal Injury Claims in New York
Agriculture is one of the most hazardous industries in the United States, with hundreds of workers, including a large number of child laborers, dying each year in farming accidents. It is also one of the least regulated and lowest paid industries in the country. The official workplace fatality rate in farming accidents is over 21 […]
FAQs about Farm Accidents in New York
Each year, hundreds of workers in the agricultural industry, including child laborers though this is very rare, die across the United States. Farming is among the least regulated, lowest paid and most dangerous occupations, with the official rate of workplace fatality of over 21 per 100,000. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]