Medical Malpractice Attorneys — New York City

Harmed by a
Doctor or Hospital?
Medical Negligence Has Consequences.

Doctors, hospitals, and medical facilities are held to a professional standard of care. When they fall below that standard and you are injured, you have the right to full compensation. These are complex cases — we have the resources and experience to win them.

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Every Type of Medical Malpractice Case
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Surgical errors

Operating on the wrong site, leaving instruments inside the body, nerve damage from improper technique — surgical negligence causes catastrophic harm.

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Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis

A missed cancer diagnosis, a delayed heart attack diagnosis, a misidentified infection — diagnostic errors cost lives. We establish what a competent physician would have identified and when.

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Anesthesia errors

Errors in anesthesia dosage or monitoring can cause brain damage, cardiac arrest, and death. Anesthesiologists are held to a strict standard of care.

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Emergency room negligence

ER staff must act quickly and accurately under pressure. Failures to properly triage, order appropriate tests, or recognize serious conditions create liability.

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Medication errors

Wrong drug, wrong dose, dangerous drug interactions — pharmacy and prescribing errors cause serious harm that should never happen.

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Hospital-acquired infections

Preventable infections contracted during hospital stays — MRSA, sepsis, C. diff — are often the result of inadequate sanitation protocols and staff negligence.

Medical Malpractice Questions
We Hear Every Day

What is the statute of limitations for medical malpractice in New York?+

Generally 2.5 years (30 months) from the date of the malpractice, or from the end of continuous treatment by the same provider — whichever is later. For foreign object cases (surgical instruments left inside the body), it is one year from discovery.

How do you prove medical malpractice?+

You must establish: (1) the applicable standard of care, (2) that the defendant deviated from that standard, (3) that the deviation caused your injury, and (4) damages. We retain leading medical experts in the specific specialty involved to establish each element.

Do I have to file a certificate of merit?+

No — New York eliminated the certificate of merit requirement for medical malpractice cases. But we conduct thorough expert review before filing to ensure the strongest possible case.

What if I signed a consent form?+

Consent forms cover known risks of a procedure. They do not cover negligent performance of the procedure. Signing a consent form does not waive your right to sue for malpractice.

Harmed by aDoctor or Hospital?Medical Negligence Has Consequences.

Every Type of Medical Malpractice Casein New York