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Syracuse New York Injury Lawyer Explains Why He Loves to Sue the Government

  I sue for a living. I say that with pride.  I help injured folks get compensation from wrongdoers.  But when the wrongdoer is the Government, it gets tricky. And when I say “the government”, I mean not just “THE” Government, but all the cities, towns, counties, school districts legally…

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Lavern’s Law Extends Statute of Limitations on Cancer-Diagnosis Malpractice Cases

RIP Lavern Wilkinson Nearly three years after Kings County Hospital sent Lavern Wilkinson, a Brooklyn mom, to an early grave because of medical negligence, New York State legislators have finally revised a cruel New York State law that robbed her of her right to seek legal redress for the deadly…

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New York’s Unfair Medical Malpractice Statute of Limitations Must Be Undone.

Medical professionals are getting away with murder!  How?  By a New York law that says victims of medical malpractice have only two and a half years to sue the doctor/hospital or other medical professional who negligently injured them, and only two years to sue for wrongful death (CPLR 214-a), REGARDLESS…

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U.S. Governmental Agency To Bar Arbitration Clauses In Nursing Home Contracts

There is some good news for nursing home abuse victims and their families. The Health and Human Services Department has passed a rule barring nursing homes and assisted-living facilities that receives federal funding from requiring their residents to sign “arbitration” clauses. I have already blogged about why arbitration clauses are…

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New York Medical Malpractice “Date of Discovery” Bill, If Passed, Will End A Long-Standing Injustice In New York

I could write about the horrendous injustice of the current New York medical malpractice Statute of Limitations law myself, but never so eloquently as Elissa McMahon, one of the countless victims of the current barbaric statute-of-limitations rule and cheerleader for the proposed bill (“Lavern’s Law”) which would end the injustice:…

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New NY Law: Docs Who Write Scripts With Pen May End Up In Pen. (Syracuse Medical Malpractice Lawyer Explains)

In a few days — March 27 — New York will become only the second State (after Minnesota) to ban handwritten drug prescriptions and instead require e-prescriptions.  And unlike the Minnesota law, the New York one has real teeth: Docs who use a paper and pen to prescribe drugs instead…

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New York Medical Malpractice Lawyer: Eight Ways To Protect Yourself And Your Loved Ones From Medical Malpractice.

Medical Malpractice is rampant. You’ve probably been hearing about it in the news. It is now the third leading cause of death (after heart disease and cancer) in America. But, readers, we bear good news: Although you can’t avoid all malpractice, there are some simple steps you can take to…

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“Throw The Bums Out”: How To End Our Medical Malpractice Crisis

Your Central New York medical malpractice lawyers, Michaels Bersani Kalabanka, have a quiz for you: What percent of doctors do you think end up paying 32% of all medical malpractice claims? In other words, what percent of doctors are so bad, so careless, so negligent, that they account for nearly…

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Drugs That Make You Gamble: New York Abilify and Mirapex Lawsuits

The personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers at Michaels Bersani Kalabanka have come across some strange injuries in their line of work.  But we recently met perhaps the strangest ever.  What I am about to tell you might seem like a total fabrication. But I am not making it up.…

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