New York Personal Injury Attorney Blog
Can I Sue For Delayed Diagnosis?
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When suffering unusual or life-threatening symptoms, the first step is to see the doctor for a diagnosis. Patients trust that doctors diagnose the correct illness or condition and prescribe treatment or medications to make them better. Unfortunately, doctors do not always provide the correct standard of care, which can result in a delayed or missed…
Is Your Landlord Responsible for Deadly Fires?
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When tenants rent a space to be their home, they expect safety. However, whether due to negligence or other reasons, accidents do happen. Earlier this month, the Office of the Queens County Public Administrator brought two Queens Supreme Court lawsuits against a landlord following a fatal fire that killed two young women. The suits allege…
David J. Dean’s Success as Lead Trial Attorney in WTC Bombing Trial
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On Feb. 26, 1993, a bomb exploded in the parking garage below the North Tower of World Trade Center, killing six people and injuring more than 1,000. Although the bombing was an act of terrorism, in an unprecedented verdict, David J. Dean was able to prove that the Port Authority acted negligently and could have…
How Do You Prove Negligence in Slip and Fall Injury Cases?
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Every year, slip and fall injuries send more than 1 million people to the emergency room in the U.S., making them one of the most common reasons for premises liability claims nationwide. Property owners are responsible for keeping the property free from slip and trip hazards. Failure to do so is negligence and can result…
SPBMCC Partner Liza Milgrim Secures $440,000 for 93-Year-Old Slip-and-Fall Victim
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On Sept. 2, 2022, SPBMCC Partner Liza Milgrim secured a $440,000 settlement for a woman who slipped and fell on ice outside a senior center. 93-Year-Old Woman Suffers Injury After Slipping on Ice In February 2022, a few days following a large snowfall, a 93-year-old woman was in a van owned by the senior center….