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Gerry Oginski's NY Medical Malpractice Blog

Welcome to my blog!

This blog is designed to educate and inform you about interesting things in the world of medicine and law and how they intersect. I offer news items, commentary and opinion on my blog. I welcome your comments and thoughts. To learn more about how medical malpractice, accident cases and wrongful death cases work in New York, I encourage you to explore my popular website here, http://www.oginski-law.com. As always, if you have legal questions, I urge you to pick up the phone and call me at 516-487-8207 or by email at lawmed10@yahoo.com. I welcome your call!

Gerry
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HOW LAWSUITS WORK

12/20/2011
Gerry Oginski
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MD fined $10,000 for charging $66 fee

A fire department surgeon was hit by the state with a $10,000 penalty of for refusing to charge only $.75 cents per page for copying costs.

12/7/2011
Gerry Oginski
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You Are In Pain. Does Anyone Care?

We can empathize with someone who is in pain. We “feel” for them. We can feel compassion. We can feel sympathy. We can recognize that they have pain we do not.

Negligence Cases

11/17/2011
Gerry Oginski
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4 Things Your Accident Attorney Wants You to Know

Hiring an accident attorney can be one of the best things you do for your accident injury case. He or she can not only guide you through the legal process, but

11/16/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Fall from Bed Paralyzes Fordham College Student

In February of this year, Fordham University student, Kei Usami, fell from his upper bunk bed in the middle of the night and was left paralyzed due to a spine

Surgical mistakes

10/27/2011
Gerry Oginski
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How Not to Die From Gall Bladder Surgery; Miami Medical Malpractice Lawyer Explains

Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy, or "Lap Choly," is a procedure performed to treat patients who may have a gallstone in the gallbladder, bile duct or inflammation

Wrongful Death Cases

10/16/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Kidney Dialysis Leads to Bloodbath & Death

You would think going to dialysis is a routine thing. You have to go every other day to “wash your blood” of contaminants. Your kidneys are not working well

Medical Malpractice

9/21/2011
Gerry Oginski
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How Do You Prove Liability in a New York Medical Malpractice case?

You might think you have the greatest case in the world but if you are unable to prove that there was wrongdoing, you'll never achieve a successful result.

Surgical mistakes

9/12/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Medical Malpractice: Wrong Surgeries Program Indicates Success

A pilot project to reduce wrong procedures and wrong-site surgeries is citing progress, as of early last month.

Failure to Diagnose Heart Attacks

9/12/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Medical Malpractice: Studying False Diagnoses

Well-known physician and editor, Dr. George Lundberg, recently partnered with endocrinologist Dr. Clifton Meador to ask why more studies are not conducted on

Negligence Cases

9/12/2011
Gerry Oginski
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CDC: Carbon Monoxide is a Leading Cause of Poisoning

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a study on August 5, listing carbon monoxide (CO) as a leading cause of unintentional poisoning

HOW LAWSUITS WORK

9/7/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Medical Malpractice Law for the Non-Personal Injury Attorney; Comments by Attorneys

Take a look at some comments about Gerry's lecture to lawyers about medical malpractice law in NY. Every lawyer is required to keep abreast of continuing

Car Accidents

8/27/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Teen Driving-Distraction is Greatest Factor For Teen Driver Crashes

A new study of New York State driving records blames distraction for causing the most young driver crashes. In 2007 and 2008, the leading cause of crashes for

Negligence Cases

8/26/2011
Gerry Oginski
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NYC-Two Men Almost Drown in Elevator

Last week's heavy rains almost took the lives of two construction workers, who were stranded in a flooded elevator for an hour in Staten Island.

Bicycle Accidents

8/25/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Bicycle Law Develops Niche in NYC

The New York Times is reporting on a handful of lawyers in the city, who are working to fight what they believe are improper summonses leveled against cyclists,

Car Accidents

8/25/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Truck Hangs Precariously Three Floors Up

Last week, a 15-ton salt-spreading truck crashed through a brick-and-window wall on the third floor of a Sanitation Dpartment repair depot in Queens.

8/24/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Suffolk Cracks Down on Distracted Driving

Suffolk County authorities launched a short-lived anti-distracted driving initiative last week, during which time over a thousand summonses were issued and mor

General

8/24/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Heart Attacks Now Treated Much Faster

An encouraging new study shows that hospitals are now treating major heart attacks within 90 minutes of arrival, the time recommended by experts.

HOW LAWSUITS WORK

8/24/2011
Gerry Oginski
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$6 Billion in New York City Tort Payments over 10 Years

The New York Post is reporting this week on an analysis of New York City comptroller records, which tell of $6 billion that the city managed to pay out

7/29/2011
Gerry Oginski
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NY Courts Should Adopt Google+ Video Hangouts

Traditionally, court systems have been slow to adopt new technology. Using video in the courtroom was a big stumbling block here in New York. Committees had to

7/26/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Surgeon Badmouths Me on YouTube Video Reply

It was inevitable. A surgeon had recently watched about six or seven of my videos on YouTube and began leaving comments on each one of them. Some of those

Car Accidents

7/9/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Motorcycle Biker Who Protested Helmet Law Killed While Riding Without Helmet

An ironic accident recently has shed some light on the controversy over motorcycle helmet laws. A motorcycle rider protesting the state helmet laws crashed and

Wrongful Death Cases

7/5/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Helmetless Biker Dies After Protesting Helmet Law

How ironic. A 55 year old upstate New York man, Philip A. Contos, died after going over his handlebars on his motorcycle. He hit his head on the ground on

Car Accidents

6/22/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Two Car Accidents Plague Long Island Tuesday

Long Island suffered a difficult road day on Tuesday, sustaining two accidents, as reported by a Newsday rundown. The first crash occurred just after noon, at

General

6/22/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Pharmacty Error: Family Claims Wrong Prescription Caused Death of 12 Year Old

The New York Post this week reported on a tragic medical error that is now on its way to court. 12-year-old Phillipe Galette died on April 2, 2010 because of a

Failure to Diagnose Cancer

6/21/2011
Gerry Oginski
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Failure to Timely Diagnose Recurrence of Breast Cancer in NY; Viable Case?

I recently evaluated a failure to diagnose a recurrence of breast cancer case involving a woman who'd been diagnosed with stage IIIB breast cancer.



Gerry practices law exclusively in the State of New York. Within New York he practices primarily in the following counties: New York, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Nassau and Suffolk. Technically, Brooklyn is known as "Kings County," and Manhattan and New York City are known as "New York County." Staten Island is known as "Richmond County." These counties make up the New York metropolitan area.


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