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September 30, 2002 |

Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection List of Ineligible Attorneys

Notice to the bar.
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Jacquelyn T. Rizzo, Plaintiff v. Elizabeth H. Moseley, M.D., Defendant, 11214/07
Publication Date: 2011-01-10
Practice Area: Civil Practice
Industry:
Court: Supreme Court, Westchester County
Judge: Justice Gerald E. Loehr
Attorneys:
For plaintiff: Attorneys for Plaintiff: Birbower, Beldock & Margolis, P.C., New City, NY
For defendant: Attorneys for Defendants Yacovone: Tarshis, Catania, Liberth, Mahon & Millgram, PLLC, Newburgh, NY Attorneys for Defendants Israel: Sholes & Miller, LLP, Poughkeepsie, NY Attorneys for Defendants Maldjian: Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy & Bach, LLP, White Plains, NY
Case number: 11214/07

Cite as: Rizzo v. Moseley, 11214/07, NYLJ 1202477426263, at *1 (Sup., WE, Decided December 21, 2010)Justice Gerald E. LoehrDecided: Decem

November 07, 2005 |

Judge Dismisses Negligence Suit Against Ringside Doctors

A lawsuit filed by the widow and the estate of boxer Beethavean Scottland, who died following a bout on the U.S.S. Intrepid, has been dismissed. Denise Scottland alleged that two ringside physicians failed their common-law duty to exercise reasonable care by stopping the fatal fight. A New York judge ruled that the case sounded in medical malpractice, not negligence, and that under malpractice's shorter statute of limitations, the claims had expired.
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Martinez v. Te, 27640/02
Publication Date: 2010-05-03
Practice Area: Civil Practice
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Court: Appellate Division, 1st Dept
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Before: Gonzalez, P.J., Tom, Sweeny, Jr., Catterson, Abdus-Salaam, JJ. APPELLATE DIVISION FIRST DEPARTMENT Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy & Bach, LLP, New York (Danie

June 19, 2007 |

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December 30, 2005 |

Neurologists Revamp Expert Witness Testimony Guidelines

In a move that has irked plaintiffs attorneys, the American Academy of Neurology has revamped its guidelines on expert witness testimony. The AAN maintains that the guidelines, which call for tougher expert credentials and warn against doctors advocating for lawyers, are in response to physicians' complaints about unqualified witnesses. But plaintiffs lawyers allege that the new rules are scare tactics designed to keep doctors from testifying in medical malpractice cases.
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November 16, 1999 |

All In Her Head

Former model Andrea Karlsen's physical injuries were minor -- whiplash strains from a fender bender eight years ago. But the Connecticut woman's subsequent emotional difficulties were extensive. She claimed the accident triggered childhood memories of physical abuse and post-traumatic stress disorder. Her lawyer argued she was like the classic "eggshell skull" plaintiff -- and the unlucky defendant driver, who happens to be a New York Supreme Court judge -- had to take his victim as he found her.
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February 14, 2002 |

Ruling Narrowly, Panel Revives Hospital Suit

ALBANY In a cautious and narrow decision, the Court of Appeals yesterday reinstated a direct negligence claim against Cabrini Medical Center, where a woman recovering from vaginal surgery was sexually molested by a resident employed by the hospital.Actions of Other Staffers Key in Attack by Doctor
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March 29, 2004 |

Courtside: Testy Justices, Blackmun Memories

For two days this month, it appeared that several Supreme Court justices were at war with the world outside their marble palace. The events were a reminder that, even as it begins to turn its face to the public in the manner of other modern government institutions, the Supreme Court still thinks of itself as different -- above the fray and even beyond question. Justice Antonin Scalia was the source of the most prominent eruption.
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July 29, 2002 |

Parents` Wrongful Death Suit For Stillbirth Stands in Conn. New Doorway?

The administrators for the estate of Anthony J. Vecchio IV don`t have to claim he was alive or viable to sue for wrongful death. That`s implied from the fact he was an 8 month-old fetus at the time he was stillborn, a Stamford, Conn. judge trial referee has ruled.
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