Behind the COVID-19 Headlines, Nursing Home Safety Is Still a Problem
Since the first serious COVID-19 outbreak in a nursing home facility in
Reinstatement of MTA Disability Access Lawsuit Shows Importance of Quality Evidence
A 2017 lawsuit brought on behalf of disabled riders of Metropolitan Transportation
Inaccurate Court Translation Leaves Many Without Justice
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Standard of Care and How it applies to Med Mal Cases
Proving Negligence in Medical Malpractice Claims Medical malpractice victims, and most other injury victims, must prove negligence, or a lack
Listeria Outbreak – What Do Food Recalls Mean?
Company Recalls Party Platters To Prevent Listeria Outbreak St. Paul, Minnesota-based J&J Distributing, which sells taco trays, dip trays, and
The Link Between Dangerous Pandemics and Dangerous Drugs
New Yorkers will probably feel the effects of necessary coronavirus shutdowns for years or even decades. One of these impacts,
Women Leading the Way in Law
As the head of a women-led law firm, I am proud of the many achievements of women in law. In
Your Rights: Dangerous Drugs and Defective Medical Devices
Prescription and over-the-counter medications are approved by the FDA if they are properly tested and manufactured and offer benefits that
What Happens After a Commercial Vehicle Wreck?
At a time when there are more commercial vehicles on the road than ever before, New York courts watered down