Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in NYC The New York City Health Department recently confirmed a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Harlem, with 22 cases and at least one death. Unfortunately, NYC continues to report some of the highest numbers of Legionnaires’ disease cases in the nation—over 400 cases each year. Many of these outbreaks are linked to poorly maintained cooling ... Read More
When you’ve suffered a serious injury in New York City, choosing the right personal injury attorney is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. The legal team you hire can significantly impact the outcome of your case—your compensation, your peace of mind, and your future. At Greenstein & Pittari, LLP, we are recognized as ... Read More
In the world of personal injury law, evidence is more than just useful—it’s essential. The strength of a personal injury claim often hinges on the quality, type, and presentation of the evidence. From proving how an accident happened to establishing the full scope of injuries sustained, gathering and preserving the right information can make all ... Read More
With the rise of telemedicine, more patients are receiving care through video conferences, phone calls, and online platforms. While this shift increases access to care and improves convenience, it also introduces new risks — including the potential for medical errors that cause serious emotional distress. If a patient suffers emotional trauma due to a telemedicine ... Read More
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into clinical decision making, its role in medical diagnoses is rapidly expanding. From predictive analytics to diagnostic imaging, AI systems are transforming how healthcare professionals deliver patient care. However, this evolution also introduces a range of legal risks that healthcare providers, medical practitioners, and developers of AI tools must ... Read More
Overmedication in assisted living facilities and nursing homes is an increasingly serious issue affecting elderly patients across the country. Many residents are given unnecessary or excessive amounts of medication, particularly antipsychotic drugs, which can lead to severe health complications, cognitive decline, and even death. While medications can play an important role in managing certain conditions, ... Read More