New York, NY
Medical malpractice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Appeals
The easiest way to divide up a settlement always is by friendly agreement among the interested persons. But self-interest often makes friendly...
NY's paternalistic courts tend to believe the birth of a child is a blessing. That includes the birth of an unwanted child. Unless the child is...
Assuming that there is liability for not performing an earlier D&C (an assumption that may be wrong), the bigger question is how seriously you are...
As my practice has concentrated on birth trauma for 40+ years, your inquiry raises my curiosity. With respect, I think you may be asking the wrong...
The question suggests that the questioner is either proceeding without an attorney (generally, a VERY bad idea), or is looking to second-guess the...
Malpractice requires that there be a duty to the patient that was breached, and an injury that flows from that breach. Assuming that there was a...
Very sorry for the cognitive injury, but it seems to be interfering with your ability to frame your question so that it is meaningful. Perhaps...
You have slightly over six months left on the statute of limitations, but don't delay much longer. The closer one comes to the last day, the...
As others have noted, the legal deadline for malpractice in NY is 2-1/2 years, not 24 months. But besides the 6 month difference, the question...
Your question is confusing. Who are you planning to sue for your mercury poisoning, the person that poisoned you, or the hospital for not examining...
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