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New York Appellate Court Orders New Trial in Birth Injury Case

A pregnant woman who was receiving prenatal treatment at a clinic came to the emergency room of a university hospital on March 29, 1997 complaining of leaking amniotic fluid. The residents and interns attended to her by taking her medical history and interviewing her. A licensed obstetrician saw the pregnant…

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Court Decides Case Regarding Medical Malpractice for Failure to Diagnose

A couple, who are carriers of genetic mutations that cause cystic fibrosis were residents of the State of Colorado. When the wife became pregnant with triplets via in vitro fertilization, they decided to have a genetic test to determine the health of the fetuses. A doctor, who is the Chief…

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New York Appellate Court Denies Late Notice of Claim in Birth Injury Case

Infant plaintiff alleges that he sustained injury due to respondent’s medical malpractice. The injury was in connection with his birth, pre-natal and post-natal up to his discharge. He sustained perinatal asphyxia, which manifested as a cognitive developmental delays, coordination difficulties, seizures, hyperactivity, and mental retardation. According to General Municipal Law,…

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Plaintiff files for Slip and Fall at Construction Site, NY Appellate Court Says Insurance Company Obligated to Cover Accident

A school district was constructing a new school building. It hired a construction manager and it also hired a general contractor for the school building project. The school district and the construction manager procured an insurance to indemnify them from any claim of damages for injuries sustained in the construction…

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New York Appellate Court Decides Liability of Waste Disposal Plant

The County of Columbia in New York established a solid waste disposal plant in the town of Claverack in 1981. To protect itself, the County procured comprehensive and general liability insurance policy. The insurers claimed in its advertising that it would pay all sums which the insured shall be legally…

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Man Trips and Falls at Work, New York Appellate Court Grants Summary Judgment to Plaintiff

A construction company and a building owner asked for judgment without proceeding claiming that the accused, an insurance provider of the subcontractor electrical company, has a duty to support and cover them with respect to the law suit filed against them. However, the insurance provider filed a move to dismiss…

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Woman Trips and Falls in Front of Cafe, Building Owner’s Motion to Dismiss Denied by New York Appellate Court

A lady was walking outside a restaurant located at 1396 Third Avenue in Manhattan. The restaurant had a permit from the City of New York to set up café tables and chairs on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk there was a tree providing shade for the café tables. Sometime on…

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Accused Priests Accused of Child Abuse Appeared in Court

The pre-preliminary hearing for five current and former priests and other church officials took place on March 14 in Philadelphia, learned a New York Injury Lawyer. While the hearing was supposed to have been a relatively simple matter, before the end of the hearing the judge was expressing her anger…

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