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High-Profile Med-Mal Lawyer Changes Jobs Again
One of the state's best-known medical malpractice defense lawyers has changed law firms for the second time in three years, joining two colleagues in establishing a new Bridgeport office for a New York-based firm. Madonna A. Sacco has joined Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy Bach, as have colleagues Heidi M. Cilano and David J. Robertson.NY Firm Opens New Office With Hire of High-Profile, Controversial Litigator
Managing Experts via Videoconferencing
Minimizing travel helps maximize value.9478. EDWARD TOM, plfres, v. NARAYAN SUNDARESAN, def-ap, LENOX HILL HOSPITAL def — Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy & Bach, LLP, New York (Daniel S. Ratner of counsel), for ap ̵
Move to crack down on expert witnesses
Neurologists who testify in court are coming under tighter scrutiny by medical authorities who are seeking to weed out unqualified witnesses from the courtroom.10067. JEANNE MCMANUS, ETC., plf-res, v. MARK S. LIPTON, M.D. def-ap — Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy & Bach, LLP, New York (Daniel S. Ratner of counsel), for ap — David L.
Manage Experts Via Videoconference
A common lament among practitioners is that clients are reluctant to pay the high cost of the best experts. Realistically, who can blame them? Good experts are expensive and in demand. They lead busy lives and are often located far from trial or deposition sites.Firm Opens New Office With Hire of High-Profile, Controversial Litigator
One of the state's best-known medical malpractice defense lawyers has changed law firms for the second time in three years, joining two colleagues in establishing a new Bridgeport office for a New York-based firm.$14M med-mal verdict tossed due to judge's actions
A New York state appeals court has thrown out a $14 million medical malpractice verdict, holding that a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge's inappropriate conduct, including presenting the brain-damaged 4-year-old plaintiff with a box of candy in front of the jury, denied the defense a fair trial. "[B]y virtue of the cumulative effect of the improper conduct of the trial court ... the jury could not have considered the issues at trial in a fair, calm and unprejudiced manner," the unanimous panel held.Trending Stories
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