Some New York residents among others across the country would rather discuss just about anything more than estate planning. Others, however, consider it a topic worth talking about and want to learn more about the process so they can design thorough plans of their...
Month: January 2017
Some doctors might hide mistakes to avoid medical malpractice
Any person undergoing medical treatment or surgical procedures in New York might assume that if a doctor or nurse makes a mistake, he or she will inform the patient as soon as possible. Recent data suggests the likelihood of this occurring is next to none. Most...
UPMC denies medical malpractice, several lawsuits settled
Many medical patients in New York may relate to those in other states who have suffered injury, illness and/or economic loss due to substandard medical care. As part of a recent federal whistle-blower lawsuit, two patients agreed to settle their cases. Representatives...
When those with high net worths die without executing wills
Pop music fans in New York and throughout the world shared their sorrow upon learning that pop music icon George Michael had passed away during the holiday season. Family and friends continue to mourn their great loss and plans for public memorials and celebrations of...
Administrive law judge says doctor committed medical malpractice
A medical board in another state has sought administrative action against a plastic surgeon. The situation has developed based upon hearings some months ago regarding complaints from several women who claimed he botched their surgeries. It's not clear if the...
With every new year comes more car accidents
Many New York residents have had the misfortune of being injured in motor vehicle collisions as the new year gets underway. Such car accidents have occurred for various reasons, many including poor road conditions and/or reckless drivers. One recent incident is said...