Month: April 2025

Understanding Detransition Cases: Legal Recourse for Minors Impacted by Gender-Affirming Care

As conversations about pediatric gender transitions intensify, a growing number of individuals-particularly those who underwent medical interventions as minors-are seeking legal remedies for irreversible physical and psychological harm. For families navigating the aftermath of detransition, understanding the legal landscape is critical. The Rise of Detransition Lawsuits Detransitioners-individuals who halt or reverse gender transitions-often cite inadequate… read more

What Is Sepsis Malpractice?

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body overreacts to an infection, causing widespread inflammation, organ failure, or death. Sepsis malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider fails to recognize or respond to signs of sepsis, leading to unnecessary harm. How Sepsis Malpractice Happens Sepsis can develop from any infection, including pneumonia, urinary tract… read more

Types of Medical Malpractice In New York

Medical malpractice happens when a healthcare provider in New York fails to meet the accepted standard of care, and that failure results in injury, illness, or death. These cases involve doctors, nurses, hospitals, and other licensed medical professionals. Here are the most common types that occur. Misdiagnosis or Delayed Diagnosis One of the most frequent… read more

New York Medical Malpractice Statistics [2025]

New York consistently ranks among the top states in the U.S. for medical malpractice claims and payouts. Recent data underscores the state’s significant role in national malpractice trends, reflecting both the volume and financial impact of these cases.​ Volume of Claims Between 2012 and 2022, New York residents filed nearly 16,000 medical malpractice lawsuits, equating… read more

Comparative Negligence Medical Malpractice Cases in New York

In New York medical malpractice cases, the legal concept of comparative negligence can affect how much compensation an injured patient receives. Comparative negligence applies when both the healthcare provider and the patient share some responsibility for the injury or outcome. Understanding how this rule works is critical for anyone pursuing a malpractice claim in Westchester… read more