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A man went in for an HIV test in 2000 at the Whitman-Walker Clinic after he learned that his girlfriend was HIV-positive. The blood test showed that the man was not actually HIV-positive, but a “human error” at the lab caused the result form to be filled out so that they stated that the man was HIV-positive. Believing that he…
Lawyers for New York Presbyterian Hospital agreed to a $5.3 million settlement with a plaintiff whose baby was diagnosed with quadriplegic cerebral palsy. The birth injury lawsuit was founded on the negligence of the medical provider, in this case New York Presbyterian, because the New York City mother had visited the hospital for observation and treatment while pregnant but still…
New statistics confirm what many New York City residents have long known: medical malpractice at puplic hospitals is not only common, it is often devastating. This is nothing new, but the startling fact is that, over the years, these medical mistakes have actually been on the rise. So far this year, New York City has doled out $135 million for…
New York City paid out $520.6 million in settlements of personal injury claims in the 2010 fiscal year according to Comptroller John C. Liu. This is a seven percent decrease from what New York paid out in 2009. For the first time in the past 30 years, awards for personal injury claims against the NYPD was the largest cost to…
A woman who miscarried her 14-week old fetus and then suffered a severe personal injury in the ensuing dilation and curettage procedure back in 2007 was awarded $2.5 million by a jury in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Amy Garcia, who is from Novi, Michigan, sued St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, where the procedure occurred. Even though the procedure is…