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Senior Trial Partner Jeff Lawton won a unanimous defense verdict in New York County involving the timing of a repair procedure for an abdominal perforation.

Senior Partner, Jeffrey A. Shor, recently received a defense verdict in Supreme Court, Nassau County in a case involving a 46-year-old federal air marshal, who underwent a surgical excision of the plantar heal spur and plantar fascia tenotomy performed.

Senior Trial Partner John J. Barbera recently obtained a malpractice defense verdict in Supreme Court, Dutchess County. The case involved an 81-year-old previously ambulatory woman who was permanently confined to a wheelchair following hip replacement surgery.

Senior Partner Bruce G. Habian obtained a defense verdict in Supreme Court, Queens County in a case involving a patient with 22 3/7 gestation pregnancy who presented with contraction activity, and severe dilated membranes.

Partners Joseph L. DeMarzo and Stewart G. Milch recently won an important victory in the Appellate Division, First Department in a long term care facility wrongful death case. ����ԭ�� represented a facility where plaintiff’s mother had been a resident.

Senior Trial Partner Jeff Lawton won a defense verdict in Queens County in a case involving an alleged perforation following a first trimester termination of pregnancy procedure on a 20-year-old patient.

Partner Erik Kapner received a unanimous defense verdict in Supreme Court, Kings County in a case involving a diabetic patient who underwent drainage of a foot ulcer.

Senior Trial Partner Jeff Lawton won a unanimous defense verdict in New York County involving the timing of a repair procedure for an abdominal perforation.

Partner Thomas J. Kroczynski recently received a unanimous defense verdict in Supreme Court, Suffolk County, in a case involving a 56-year old woman with a history of left leg fractures who was taking Premarin, Calcium supplements and multivitamins (MVI).

Plaintiff’s decedent presented to the Emergency Department of the ����ԭ�� client hospital complaining of a high fever and shortness of breath. She was evaluated and admitted the same day, and remained for three weeks, after which she was discharged.