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Nobody looks forward to a colonoscopy, but based on anecdotal evidence, the preparation is usually worse than the procedure.  Consuming large amounts of drugs that expel every last bit of... Read More

According to yesterday’s City Room blog in the NY Times , the Big Apple Pothole Mapmay be going the way of the dinosaurs.  Apparently, the Court of Appeals ruled in two cases yesterday that the... Read More

Welcome to TNYMMLB’s SNOW DAY EDITION .   Today, we talk about, what else, snow.  What is a landowner’s duty to those who might walk by or through his land when there... Read More

As practitioners of personal injury and medical malpractice law, most of us know the difference between standard negligence, and medical malpractice, even though both can occur in a hospital or... Read More

Way back on July 11, 2008, I wrote about physician/editors at  THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE who had grave concerns about consumers of American medical care, and users of American medical devices,... Read More

When commencing a medical malpractice lawsuit in New York State, plaintiffs, and especially, plaintiff’s attorneys, must be aware of the necessity of filing a proper and timely Notice of Claim where... Read More

The Boston Globe reports on New Hampshire’s medical malpractice panels, which screen cases prior to trial and issue recommendations for resolution.  The panels were created to address the high cost of medical malpractice insurance... Read More

This is an UPDATE on my October 13, 2008 post, “Small Time Medical Care Hurts Big League Hockey.”   Alexei Cherepanov, once considered a hot prospect for a future roster of our own New York... Read More