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Autumn Injuries related to leaves raking and how to prevent them

Summer is over, the trees are changing colors, the kids are back to school and the weather is getting colder and wetter. The change of season also affects doctor offices and emergency rooms where typical summer injuries such as injuries related to water activities or burns from BBQ are slowing…

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Allegations of gross medical malpractice related to organ transplants at Newark Beth Israel

To boost transplant patient survival rates, Dr Mark Zucker and his team have allegedly been keeping vegetative patients on life support for an entire year without family consent according to a recent investigation by ProPublica.  For hospitals that have organ transplant programs, the patient survival rate is the most important…

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Several people injured after car runs red light

An 18 year old girl driving a red Camaro ran a red light and was T-boned by a by a Chrysler minivan that had the green light, injuring passengers in both cars as well as  a pedestrian. The car accident took place on Monday afternoon around 2:30 pm at the…

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Reckless driver kills 10 year old bicyclist in Brooklyn , NYC

A NYC child riding a bike in a crosswalk was killed by a motorist who failed to yield while making a left turn. The accident occurred on Saturday morning around 10:30 am in Brooklyn, NYC. 10 year old Dalerjon Shahobidinov was on his bike in the crosswalk on Foster Avenue…

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Techniques for Cross-Examining an Expert Witness

In their recent Trial Advocacy column in the New York Law Journal, NYC Personal Injury Lawyers Ben Rubinowitz of Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf, and Evan Torgan of Torgan & Cooper discuss time tested ways to cross examine experts to achieve successful results at trial. Examples…

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5 NYC construction workers deaths and 287 injuries reported to the DOB during the first semester of 2019

One construction worker died on the job in New York City in June bringing the total of deaths to 5 for the first half of 2019 compared to respectively 6, 2, 5 and 6 for the first semester of 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015. The June fatality occurred in Manhattan.…

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Two New York City employees arrested for sexually abusing children

A detective working for the NYPD Special Victims Division and a special education school aid were both arrested on Friday after being accused of sexually assaulted young girls in New York City. 28 year old Kevin Lemon, a special education paraprofessional is accused of sexually abusing a 9 year-old girl…

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New York City employees responsible for injuring 827 people and killing 4 in vehicle crashes deemed preventable over one year

City drivers were determined to be at fault in 3,357 motor vehicle crashes in New York City during the last fiscal year that covers the July 2018 to June 2019 period. This number is up by 10 compared to the previous year and despite a diminution of the city vehicle…

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CVS removes Zantac from its shelves over cancer-causing ingredients

European and US Health regulators found that Zantac and other generic versions of the heartburn pill contain small amounts of N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a cancer-causing chemical that is classified in the United States as an extremely hazardous substance. No official recall announced but distribution of the potentially dangerous medication stopped by…

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Thousands of children are still testing positive for lead poisoning in New York City

Lead poisoning can cause lifetime injuries especially when it affects unborn children, babies or toddlers. Damage to the brain and the nervous system leading to compartmental behavior issues such as irritability, hyperactivity or inattentiveness, learning and reading disorders, delayed gross and hearing loss are among the most common consequences of…

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