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The Dangers of a Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis

Although Breast Cancer Awareness month has passed, it is always good to be informed. It has been well documented that a breast cancer misdiagnosis can be life-threatening. In fact, a misdiagnosis Read More

Golfing Towards a Healthier Society

On July 18th, the Hudson Regional Hospital Foundation hosted its 4th Annual Golf Classic. Participants, whether they chose to play golf or not, could pay to take part in the Read More

Giving Back to Students – Annual Event

Back to school season is always a big affair. For children, this means new teachers, new classmates, and new assignments. For parents, this means another school year struggling to afford Read More

What is the bus driver’s responsibility when they cause an accident or injury?
  • posted: Sep. 14, 2022
  • Anthony Licatesi

An injury as a resulting from a bus accident can lead to physical injuries as well as mental/emotional anguish.  First and foremost, it is the bus driver’s duty to immediately Read More

Can a School be Sued for the Injury of a Student?

When sending your child off to school, there is an expectation that their well-being will be prioritized by the school and its faculty.  In loco parentis is the legal standard Read More

Adopted Dog Bite Liability

Christine Pavone, who was battling cancer at the time, wanted to bring some joy back into her family’s life. This led to the adoption of Jaxx from the ACC (Animal Read More

How Can a Store Be Held Liable for a Slip and Fall?

A slip and fall case that occurs inside a store must meet certain criteria in order to potentially be a successful claim. First and foremost, four elements are necessary to prove Read More

What Actions Potentially Hurt Your Personal Injury Case?

Regardless of if you’re filing for personal injury, or another injury-related claim, your actions throughout the litigation process play a crucial role. When you’re the plaintiff, the defense wants nothing Read More

Medical Malpractice in New York

Medical malpractice is a familiar occurrence. In a highly populated state such as New York, the likelihood for medical-related errors increases. The Covid-19 pandemic doesn’t help either. As hospitals and Read More

Electrocution on Construction Sites: A Shocking Reality

Over the years, numerous construction projects have ensued throughout all five boroughs in New York state. Areas are rapidly changing as hotels and apartments develop, transforming an entire community. Smaller Read More

Drowsy Driving: More Common Than You Think

If you took Drivers’ Ed, you may have been shown a study regarding drunk driving vs drowsy driving. They separated the participants into two groups: the people who would drink Read More

Mass Tort vs Class Action Lawsuits
  • posted: May 25, 2022
  • Anthony Licatesi
  • Mass Tort

You may have seen or heard about a class action lawsuit before. Perhaps you’ve heard about one as recently as this year. If you had an email subscription or an Read More

When is a Workers’ Compensation Claim Also Personal Injury?

Before the pandemic, the average person spent the majority of their time awake at work rather than at home. As things are returning to some semblance of normalcy and more Read More

The Deadliest Road in New York

There are many dangerous roads within New York. Roads where accidents arise regularly – where many die from the various mishaps that occur. Pedestrians, cyclists, and even drivers aren’t safe Read More

Eyes on the Road!

Imagine you’re driving down a road – no different than any other road. It’s an ordinary, clear day. Perhaps you’re on the highway, heading into work. Your eyes scan the Read More

Teens Critically Injured on Cooper Avenue

As recently as President’s Day, a moped collided with a car in Queens, NY – along 88th Street and Cooper Avenue. The car was making a left turn onto Cooper Read More

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