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Marijo C. Adimey’s $60 million medical malpractice verdict has been ranked #4 among the Top 10 Medical Malpractice Verdicts in the United States for 2025 by TopVerdict. The landmark verdict, secured with attorney Aaron M. Ser, also earned national and New York State rankings across multiple categories, recognizing one of the year's most significant jury awards.New York trial attorney Marijo C. Adimey earns four TopVerdict distinctions for landmark Nassau County verdict, with Aaron M. Ser serving as second-chair trial counsel.

New York medical malpractice trial attorney Marijo C. Adimey has earned national recognition for her extraordinary $60,033,041 medical malpractice verdict, which ranked #4 among the Top 10 Medical Malpractice Verdicts in the United States in 2025, according to TopVerdict.

Adimey, a partner at Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf, served as lead trial counsel in the landmark Nassau County case, with attorney Aaron M. Ser serving as second chair.

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location of the accidentA pedestrian was injured in the Bronx on Thursday after someone reportedly threw a heavy object from the roof of a building, according to CBS New York. Police said the object struck a pedestrian below. Few additional details about the incident have been released, including the nature of the object, the severity of the pedestrian’s injuries, or whether anyone has been arrested.

The incident is a disturbing reminder of the serious danger posed by objects that fall or are thrown from rooftops and other elevated areas in New York City. A pedestrian walking on a sidewalk may have little or no opportunity to see an object coming or move out of the way before being struck.

For someone hit in the head by a heavy object falling from several stories above, the consequences can be catastrophic.

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9 11 tribute 25 year laterTwenty-five years have passed since the attacks of September 11, 2001, but the loss experienced on that day remains deeply felt throughout New York City and across the nation.

Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 people whose lives were taken in New York, at the Pentagon, and aboard Flight 93. We honor their families, friends, colleagues, and communities, whose lives were forever changed.

We also remember the extraordinary courage demonstrated by firefighters, police officers, emergency medical personnel, construction workers, volunteers, and countless others who responded without hesitation. In the face of unimaginable danger, they came forward to help strangers, rescue the injured, search for the missing, and support a city in mourning.

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contact our bronx personal injury attorneys if you or a loved one were injured in an explosion in the BronxA devastating explosion and five-alarm fire tore through a residential apartment building in the Bronx this week, leaving one person dead, multiple residents critically injured, and many families displaced from their homes. According to FDNY officials, the powerful blast caused portions of the building to collapse, blowing out windows and doors before flames rapidly spread throughout the structure. The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.

While emergency responders continue their work and investigators search for answers, injured residents and grieving families are often left wondering what happens next—and whether someone can be held legally responsible.

Explosion and Fire Cases Often Involve More Than One Responsible Party

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NYC personal injury attorneys Ben Rubinowitz and Evan Torgan just published an expert opinion column in the New York Law Journal about Winning gthe Collateral Source HearingIn a column published today in the New York Law Journal, Ben Rubinowitz and Evan Torgan write: The collateral source hearing comes after a verdict to prevent double recovery by reducing damages if insurance or government programs will pay for future care. But these hearings often become mini-trials where defenses argue future payments are certain, despite law requiring proof of actual, not speculative, replacement. Experts testifying about system discretion and uncertainty make “reasonable certainty” hard to prove. Lawyers must cross-examine to expose these issues and protect the jury’s damages award from unjust reductions.

Read the column in the New York Law Journal

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The East RiverThe New York City Police Department is investigating a serious boating accident on the East River that left at least five people injured. The collision, which occurred near the FDR Drive between 23rd and 25th Streets, involved a large party boat known as the Cabana and a private vessel identified as the Let’s Live II. While injuries were reported as minor, the incident raises important legal questions about liability when boats collide on New York waterways.

Who May Be Held Liable in a Boating Accident?

When two vessels collide, determining fault is not always straightforward. Several parties may bear legal responsibility, depending on the facts:

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West Harlem Piers where the boat accident occuredAt approximately 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, a 200-foot yacht called Timeless struck a dock near Riverside Park while attempting to moor along the Hudson River in Manhattan. According to the New York City Fire Department, 35 people were injured in the incident, including 22 individuals who were transported to nearby hospitals for medical treatment. Thankfully, all reported injuries were non-life-threatening.

The yacht, which was reportedly hosting hundreds of passengers, collided with a pylon as it approached the dock near West 125th Street and the Henry Hudson Parkway. The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed that the vessel sustained damage and that marine units were dispatched to escort the yacht to shore, where emergency personnel triaged and assisted injured passengers.

As New York personal injury attorneys, we are closely monitoring this incident and the ongoing investigation into its cause. In situations involving commercial or chartered vessels, multiple parties may share responsibility—including the boat’s operators, event organizers, or even maintenance providers—especially if negligence played a role in the crash. Investigators will likely examine whether the vessel was operating at a safe speed, whether it was properly maintained, and whether the crew was adequately trained and sober at the time of the incident.

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Patients are at risk of technology hazardsOur Medical Malpractice Lawyers Explain How Data Breaches and Cyberattacks Are Endangering Patient Care in 2025

The landscape of healthcare risk continues to evolve, and in 2025, cybersecurity breaches have become one of the most pressing patient safety concerns. According to the most recent patient safety rankings, cybersecurity now ranks among the top threats to quality care in hospitals and healthcare systems across the United States.

As New York medical malpractice lawyers, we are seeing firsthand how data security failures can lead to devastating outcomes for patients and potential liability for healthcare providers.

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truck in NYCThe New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) is taking a significant step towards making our streets safer and more efficient with the introduction of two new delivery microhubs beneath the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE). These hubs, part of a broader plan to establish 20 such zones citywide, aim to transform the way goods are delivered in the city, significantly reducing the number of large trucks on our residential streets. This initiative is not only about streamlining deliveries but, crucially, about enhancing safety for pedestrians and cyclists and preventing truck accidents, a concern that truck accident lawyers in New York City often deal with.

Reducing Truck Traffic for Safer Streets

The microhubs at Meeker and Kingsland avenues in Greenpoint and Park and Washington avenues in Clinton Hill will serve as transfer points where packages are moved from large trucks to smaller, more agile delivery vehicles like cargo bikes. This shift is expected to drastically cut down on the number of large trucks navigating through dense residential areas, which has been a major concern for pedestrian and cyclist safety.

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The Hawaii Nail Spa in Deer Park where the accident occurredThe recent tragedy in Deer Park, Long Island, where a drunk driver crashed into a nail salon, killing four and injuring nine, underscores the devastating impact of drunk driving. As car accident lawyers, we are committed to representing victims of such reckless behavior, ensuring they receive the justice and compensation they deserve.

On June 28, Steven Schwally, a 64-year-old retiree, drove his SUV at an alarming speed of 78 mph before crashing into the Hawaii Nail & Spa store. The collision resulted in the tragic deaths of four individuals, including an off-duty NYPD officer, and left nine others injured. Schwally, with a blood alcohol content of 0.17, more than twice the legal limit, has been indicted on multiple charges, including murder and vehicular manslaughter.

This case is a stark reminder of the severe consequences of drunk driving. Schwally’s decision to drive under the influence, combined with his excessive speed, led to an unimaginable loss for the victims’ families. Prosecutors highlighted Schwally’s total disregard for public safety, emphasizing the depraved indifference to human life exhibited by his actions.

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