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Elderly pedestrian suffered serious personal injury after being struck by a Tour Bus in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

A 74 year old woman was dragged under a tour bus yesterday in New York and suffered critical injuries to her head and legs. The woman was crossing Seventh Ave at 14th Street when a CitySights NY tour bus struck her while turning =South onto Seventh Ave. This is the…

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Night dips can be fun but they are dangerous: a young man nearly drowned last night after jumping off the Steeplechase Pier in Coney Island, New York

A young man suffered serious personal injury after he took a dip in the ocean and nearly drowned yesterday night in Coney Island. The weather was very warm last night in New York and according to the New York Daily News the 29 year old man decided to jump off…

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Judge Douglas McKeon to oversee expansion of the New York State Medical Malpractice Program

To reduce costs of medical malpractice in the Bronx, NYC, Judge Douglas McKeon helped launch in 2002 a pilot program to address lawsuits against municipal hospitals. The program uses judges who are specially trained to negotiate early settlements in medical malpractice cases and decreases the costs associated with trials and…

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To reduce intravenous medication errors and potential contamination a New York Hospital turns to advance robotic technology

To reduce IV medication errors and possible contamination, the Belmont’s St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, NYC, just acquired a high-tech medication machine that uses robots to fill syringes, sanitize intravenous medications and make sure that patients receive the proper medication. When an error occurs with intravenous medication, harmful effects…

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Teenager whose mom and sister were killed in the Harlem gas explosion is still recovering from his personal injury in the hospital

16 year old Oscar Hernandez suffered catastrophic personal injury as the result of the gas explosion accident that happened last March in Harlem, New York. 3 months later he is still in the hospital recovering from severe burns, broken bones and internal injuries. Oscar was in the coma for 11…

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Kay Waterproofing Corp. in the Bronx fined $66,600 by OSHA for exposing construction workers to serious fall hazards

Falls are the number one cause of death in the construction industry and construction companies are required by law to provide adequate fall protection to their workers. After OSHA received a complaint of imminent danger on a construction site, the agency started to investigate Kay Waterproofing Corp. a masonry and…

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A New York construction worker fell to his death recently and another one suffered personal injury in Sunnyside, Queens

A construction worker died recently after plunging 5 stories down an elevator shaft on a New York construction site. The worker was wearing a safety harness but he wasn’t connected to a lifeline. A second worker was also injured as he plunged from the second to the first floor. The…

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In New York, 77% of doctors that have commited medical malpractice are allowed to continue to practice

When a doctor is sanctioned for medical malpractice in New York there is a high probability that he will be able to continue to practice. There is also a good chance that his patients will never know about their doctor’s punishment. A recent NYPIRG report entitled “Questionable Doctors” shows that…

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