Blood Curdling Screams Spurred Brooklyn Mother to Sue Boston Educational Center
Cheryl McCollins says she had no idea The Judge Rotenberg Center (JRC) used electric shock therapy on its students, which included her 18-year-old autistic son Andre. But ten years ago, JRC medical personnel shocked Andre 31 times when he …
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The Perecman Firm Scores Another Victory
The Perecman firm scored another victory for an injured construction worker in their appeal of the Stallone v. Plaza Construction Corp. case today. Once again the law regarding construction worker protection has been advanced. Despite the …
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Consumer Cold and Allergy Products Kill 5-year Old Girl
A five-year old Colorado girl died after being given and/or taking a fatal combination of two common cold and allergy medicines. Suffering from flu-like symptoms, Kimber Michelle Brown’s grandmother gave her the medicines to make her feel …
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New York 9-11 Compensation Attorney Agrees with Medical Panel: 9-11 Victims with Mesothelioma and Deserve Compensation
The recommendation from a medical advisory panel to add mesothelioma to the list of compensable cancers for 9/11 firefighters and first responders, is being hailed by New York 9-11 Compensation Attorney David Perecman. “Mesothelioma is a …
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Crane Company Owner Acquitted of Criminal Charges for Crane Deaths
When a crane collapsed on the Upper East Side in May 2008, two workers, Donald C. Leo and Ramadam Kurtaj, were killed. Subsequently, the owner of the crane company, James Lomma, was charged with six criminal counts that included assault, …
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Deadly Construction Accident Spurs Change in New York City Building Inspections
In the wake of a deadly crane accident, the New York Buildings Department has changed the way it inspects and regulates tower cranes. Under the new rules, for all constructions sites:
Building inspectors will be present whenever a crane is …
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