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Who Is Liable For a New York Pedestrian Accident?

Each year, thousands are injured in pedestrian accidents in New York. These accidents are frequently the result of often negligent motor vehicle traffic being required to use the same roadways as pedestrians without any separation between them. When a pedestrian…

Jun 16, 2023

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Can a Minor File a Personal Injury Claim In NY?

There are many ways that a child can become injured in New York as a result of someone else's negligence. However, minors are not permitted to enter into a contractual relationship with an attorney or a settlement contract with the…

Jun 5, 2023

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Brooklyn Nursing Home Negligence Suit — John Dalli Feature

Nursing home abuse takes many forms, and in many instances, the results can be devastating for families. This is especially true in situations involving bedsores, which can come with significant health risks. Families unsure of what to do in the…

Feb 22, 2022

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Elder Justice Newsletter Highlights “No Harm” Deficiencies – LTCCC

Below is a link to our latest Elder Justice Newsletter, published jointly with the Center for Medicare Advocacy. Substandard care and insufficient staffing are widespread and serious problems that have been in the news all too often lately. The nursing…

Jun 26, 2020

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Private ambulance crews can collect Workers Compensation if they contract Covid-19 on the job, and they don't have positively prove they caught it on the job.

Frontline Workers in NYC Face Uphill Battle for Workers Comp After Contracting COVID-19 – amNY

Many New York healthcare workers have gotten COVID-19 from patients in their care, yet some employers are discouraging them from seeking workers compensation benefits, according to amNY. The recent story says the employees’ benefits would come from insurance companies many…

Jun 26, 2020

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Senate Democrats Block GOP’s Second Attempt at Subpoenas for NY’s Handling of Nursing Homes During the Pandemic

New York Lawmakers Want To Strip Nursing Homes of Coronavirus Lawsuit Immunity – New York Post

Two state legislators from New York City have announced a bill that would repeal the controversial law that shields nursing homes and hospitals from liability during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the New York Post. On April 3, Governor Cuomo…

Jun 22, 2020

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