$2.5 Million Malpractice Settlement

October 16, 2017

This case involved improper prenatal care and the failure to properly monitor, diagnose and treat the fever of a newborn infant. This negligence lead to salmonella meningitis, permanent brain damage, paraplegia and the loss of the ability to speak.

Category: Personal Injury

Inwood MTA Train Yard Explosion Raises Questions About Transit Facility Safety and Injury Liability

An explosion at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) 207th Street Train Yard in Inwood, Manhattan, injured nine people on October 13, 2026, raising questions about transit facility safety, infrastructure maintenance,...

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Pedestrian Accidents Increase as Days Get Shorter: What Drivers and Pedestrians Should Know

With the arrival of the fall season and progressively shorter days, pedestrians face an increased risk on the road. Reduced visibility, darkened commutes, and even increased driver fatigue...

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Six Flags Roller Coaster Accident: Who Is Liable?

Six Flags Roller Coaster Accident Raises Questions About Ride Safety and Liability  Tragedy struck October 12, 2026  at a Six Flags amusement park in Atlanta, Georgia, when a...

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