By definition, elder sexual abuse is any unwanted sexual contact of an individual that is 60 years old or older. While most of us can’t
Black-box bills like the one known as Raina’s Law are making their way around several states including New York. These bills have been gathering support
For most women, the birth of their child tops the list of the most beautiful moments in a lifetime of experiences. However, occasionally there are
When an infant suffers in any way, the parents often struggle with guilt and emotional pain. Sometimes those injuries are suffered during delivery, and in
The national average wait time for patients to see a doctor in the ER is approximately 28 minutes. Here in New York, the wait time is three
Most of us can’t even imagine what it would feel like to be hurt by those we trust to treat and cure us. When we
For victims of a medical malpractice case, the confusion and frustration they experience can lead them to feel isolated and alone. For many, the only
If you are a consumer (and who isn’t) you owe it to yourself to read the series of articles that the New York Times ran
Xarelto and Eliquis–the so called NOAC drugs–are presenting life threatening problems for emergency rooms, which reflect on the potential for suits both against the drug manufacturers and
