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Firefighter injury and Worker injury prevention: change in hospital data collection could make a difference

While working on the Firefighter Injury Research and Safety Trend FEMA project, Workplace safety researchers from Drexel University School of Public Health found out that the addition of industry and occupation data information in the data collected by hospitals would benefit not only firefighters but also every woker in America.…

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Construction Accidents: Power-line installers, Iron Workers and Roofers have the highest risk of fatal accidents among construction workers

A new version of the Construction Chart Book: The U.S. Construction Industry and its workers was recently released by the Center for Construction Research and Training. Here are some of the most interesting findings and graphs related to Fatal and Nonfatal Injuries: – Electrical Power-Line installers are the most at…

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Failure to diagnose breast cancer: New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) to promote Mammogram Awareness

Regular mammograms allow early diagnosis of breast cancer and can save lives. For it’s annual May breast cancer awareness campaign, HCC invites New York City’s public Hospital Staff to “dedicate” their Mammogram to someone they love to promote mammograms awareness.

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Ben Rubinowitz to head the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s National Session

Our managing partner, Ben Rubinowitz and the Hon. Nancy Vaidik (Indianapolis, IN) will be the directors of the NITA’s National Session at the NITA Education Center in Boulder, CO from July 24th to August 1st, 2013. The National Institute for Trial Advocacy is a world leader in advocacy skills training…

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National Institute for Trial Advocacy: Teacher training with Ben Rubinowitz

Our managing partner, Ben Rubinowitz will be one of the faculty member leading the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Teacher Training Seminar in New York from June 6th to June 8th at the New York Law School. In this program, participants are expected to improve their litigation teaching skills…

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Medical Malpractice – Failure to diagnose necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in early preterm infants: researchers find new biomarker

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a devastating disease that occurs in 1 out of 10 early preterm infants and the rate of death is close to 30%. Survivors are at risk for short-bowel syndrome (caused by surgical removal of the small intestine) and neurodevelopmental disability. Researchers at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital…

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Ben Rubinowitz: Verdict of $7,125,000 in New York Car Accident Trial

Our partner Ben Rubinowitz, assisted by Peter Saghir, obtained a verdict of $7,125,000 against the City of New York and its construction company, Burtis Construction Co., Inc. following a 17 day trial. The plaintiff, a 41-year-old man and father of three young children, was returning home from work in the…

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Automobile Accidents – Passenger van rollover crash risks are rising as summer is coming

15-passengers vans have a high risk of rollover accidents and this risk increases as the number of occupants increases. Overloaded vans, inexperienced drivers, improperly inflated tires are the main cause of van accidents. Passenger van crashes have a very high rate of fatal injuries as 88% of passengers don’t buckle…

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New York Construction Accident Prevention: 2013 Build Safe Live Safe Conference

Construction safety week starts on April 29th and the New York Department of Buildings will host the 2013 Build Safe | Live Safe Conference at the New York Marriott Downtown in Lower Manhattan. During this conference participants will get an overview of recent trends and future development in The New…

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