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Failure to Prevent Skin Cancer: Could 3D Total-Body Photography Be the Missed Opportunity?

From the perspective of our skin cancer misdiagnoses attorneys As attorneys handling failure-to-diagnose skin cancer cases, we have seen the devastating effects of delayed melanoma diagnoses. While medical technology continues to evolve, the legal system often lags behind in addressing how emerging tools should be integrated into standard care. A…

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Medical Misinformation Is a Patient Safety Crisis: How Health Literacy Can Save Lives

As medical malpractice attorneys representing patients across New York, We’ve witnessed the serious harm that can result when patients rely on false or misleading medical information.. Today, the widespread and viral nature of medical misinformation is not just a public health issue—it is a patient safety crisis. According to the…

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AI and Patient Safety: A Growing Concern in New York Healthcare

As experienced New York medical malpractice attorneys, we closely monitor developments that could affect patient safety. One of the most pressing issues in 2025 is the insufficient governance of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare—ranked #2 on ECRI’s list of the Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns. While AI technologies have the…

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Ben Rubinowitz and Jeffrey Bloom to speak at the New York State Judicial Institute’s 2025 Medicine for Judges Seminar

We are pleased to announce that our partners Ben B. Rubinowitz and  Jeffrey B. Bloom will speak at the New York State Judicial Institute’s 2025 Medicine for Judges Seminar. This two-day event is scheduled for March 4th and 5th, 2025. On March 5th, both Mr. Rubinowitz and Mr. Bloom will…

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Understanding Lack of Informed Consent and When You Can Sue Your Doctor

Informed consent is a cornerstone of ethical medical practice. It ensures that patients have a clear understanding of the risks, benefits, and alternatives of a proposed treatment or procedure before agreeing to it. However, when a healthcare provider fails to secure informed consent, patients may suffer harm due to decisions…

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Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2025: Insights from our Medical Malpractice Attorneys

As experienced medical malpractice attorneys, we often witness the devastating consequences of preventable harm caused by healthcare technology failures. ECRI’s latest report on the Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2025 highlights critical risks in medical settings, offering actionable recommendations to minimize these hazards. Here, we explore key insights from…

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Ben Rubinowitz: Mastering the Art of Advocacy in Record-Breaking Verdicts

Ben Rubinowitz, our managing partner, has long been recognized as one of New York’s top trial attorneys. Recently, he was featured in an article titled “Ben Rubinowitz and the Art of Argument” by Claude Solnik, which explores his unparalleled skill in simplifying complex cases and achieving justice for his clients.…

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New Study Reveals High Rates of Preventable Surgical Adverse Events in U.S. Hospitals

Recent findings published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) have revealed alarming statistics about the safety of surgical care in hospitals. This extensive study, conducted across 11 U.S. hospitals, highlights the urgent need for improved safety measures to prevent adverse events during surgery. As medical malpractice attorneys, we understand the…

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Navigating the Intersection of Law, Policy, and Maternal Health: Insights from Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn’s Advocacy

Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn was recently interviewed by  New York Family. Her advocacy and personal experiences shine a critical light on Maternal Health issues. As birth injury and maternal death attorneys dedicated to the protection and advancement of maternal health rights, we find Rodneyse’s story not only compelling but…

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Understanding the Impact of Private Equity Acquisitions on Hospital Safety – A Medical Malpractice Lawyer’s Perspective

A recent investigation published in JAMA has sparked serious concerns within the healthcare community, especially among those of us in the field of medical malpractice law. This study reveals that patients are significantly more likely to experience adverse events, such as infections or falls, in hospitals owned by private equity…

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