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Oginski Law Answers Your Questions About Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

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Gerry Oginski provides answers to the common questions clients have asked after experiencing medical malpractice in New York.

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  • You Call a New York Attorney to See if You Have a Valid Medical Malpractice Case. Here's 4 Questions He Will Ask You...
  • What is a mortality and morbidity conference at the hospital?
  • Why Your Past Medical History Can Come Back to Bite You in the Butt in a Medical Malpractice Case in New York
  • How did a benign brain tumor cause a woman to go blind in one eye?
  • What is aspiration pneumonia?
  • What happens if a judge gives the wrong legal instructions to the jury at the end of a medical malpractice case in New York?
  • The defense attorney keeps asking a question the judge says he cannot ask. Are there any repercussions?
  • Can the defendant's surveillance video help you win your case?
  • What does “Objection! Assumes facts not in evidence” mean?
  • What does “Objection, Hearsay” mean?
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  • Posted on 02/16/2019 JURY SELECTION: Can I Ask Juror to Step Out Into the Hallway to Continue Our Conversation?
  • Posted on 01/31/2019 Medical Malpractice Trials: Does Judge Decide Which Jurors Will Stay and Which Will Be Excused?
  • Posted on 01/25/2019 During Jury Selection One Attorney Decides to Excuse You From a Medical Malpractice Case. Can You Beg and Plead to Stay?
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  • ?You Call a New York Attorney to See if You Have a Valid Medical Malpractice Case. Here's 4 Questions He Will Ask You...
  • ?What is a mortality and morbidity conference at the hospital?
  • ?Why Your Past Medical History Can Come Back to Bite You in the Butt in a Medical Malpractice Case in New York
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  • Posted on 01/13/2019Doctor Called My Client a WIMP During Pretrial Testimony!
  • Posted on 10/20/2018The REAL TRUTH About Attorney & Client Testimonials
  • Posted on 06/26/2018Objection Judge! The Defense Lawyer is Whining! Lawyer Yells
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Gerry Oginski, Esq. 35 South Drive
Great Neck, NY 11021 Phone: (516) 487-8207 Office Hours: By Appointment Only Get Directions
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We do not practice law in any other State. Please do not send any written materials to this office until you have spoken and/or communicated with us. We cannot consider you a client until such time as we have consulted with you, and met with you personally. Since all cases are different and legal authority can and does change, it is important to remember that prior results cannot and do not guarantee similar outcomes with respect to any future matter in which any lawyer or law firm may be retained. To the extent that this website discusses past cases the firm has handled, or in any way mentions the firm or its services, New York courts may deem this to be attorney advertising.

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