Archive for July, 2010

Good Afternoon Mr. Orlow,

I just wanted to e-mail you to thank you and your entire staff for doing the best job anyone could ever ask for of a law firm. You and your entire staff has made this entire process rewarding and stress free. It’s good to know that there is still a law firm out there that does a fantastic job. I’ve been treated with the utmost respect, dignity, kindness and professionalism. I did receive my check and was satisfied with the results and outcome with all that you and your organization did. If I ever come across anyone that needs a GET THE JOB DONE law firm I will most certainly recommend some of the best people in the business. Thanks again Mr. Orlow for all you have done for me and my family. May God bless you and your entire firm as you have allowed me and my family to be blessed.

Yours truly,
D. Anderson

Prescription Error – Prescription error is one of the most common types of medical malpractice. How common?Approximately 100,000 Americans are affected by prescription error and 7,000 die from it eachyear!So what constitutes a prescription error? Prescription errors can be broken down into twogroups- errors committed by the prescriber (hospital, nursing home, doctor etc.) and errorscommitted by the pharmacist.Prescriber Errors-these include prescribing the wrong dosage, prescribing the medication forthe wrong amount of time, not considering the patients weight and age while prescribing themedication, and not considering any pre-existing condition that the patient may have which canbe affected by that specific medication and believe it or not, illegible handwriting.

Pharmacist Errors – One key error that the pharmacist can commit is distributing the wrongmedication. This mistake is pure carelessness and one whose results can be fatal. A secondkey error is filling the prescription incorrectly.

If you have experienced such carelessness from your healthcare provider or from your pharmacist, contact a Personal Injury Lawyer who is experienced in cases in this area of law.

To read about a case of being prescribed over medication, visit – http://www.allbusiness.com/retail-trade/health-personal-care-stores-pharmacies-drug/4062593-1.html

To read about a case of being prescribed the incorrect medicine, visit – http://www.startribune.com/local/east/97121449.html

Sexual abuse, or molestation, is defined as the use of “force” to make another person engage in sexual behavior.

What do we mean by “force”? The law will consider “force” to include:

1. Forcible Compulsion – The threat of, or actual physical force, on the victim or a third party.
2. Physically Helpless - The victim is physically unable to express a lack of consent due to a physical disability.
3. Age of Consent - According to New York law, anybody under the age of seventeen is incapable of consenting.
4. Mentally Disabled or Incapacitated – If the victim is temporarily or permanently unable to comprehend the nature of their conduct.

“Sexual Abuse” can include various acts such as:

1. Sexual Intercourse
2. Deviant Sex Acts
3. Sexual Contact
4. Forcible Touching
5. Aggravated Sexual Contact

Sexual Abuse is a very serious matter that is, unfortunately, not uncommon. If you, or anyone you know, has ever been victim to this horrific crime, contact a Personal Injury Lawyer who is experienced in cases in this area of law.

To get some more information about sexual abuse, visit, http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/articles.htm.

Dear Mr. Orlow:

I want to thank you and your law firm for the service they have put into my case. I cannot thank you enough for the time you guys have given to show others that every one that walks on the face of the earth is not guilty. Even if others may think so, what you did for my case makes me understand that there are people out there that like what they do for a job. I know in the future if I have run-ins, I know where to go and I will let my friends and co-workers know about how wonderful your team is and how much you guys want to help out. Once again thank you for your service and the friendship we have made.

Sincerely,
Latoya Darden

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration reports that there are approximately 97,000 forklift related accidents per year, and 85 of those are fatal.

Out of the 85 deaths, approximately 35 were the driver attempting to jump out of a tipping forklift.

The OSHA laid down the basic requirements that all forklifts and other Powered Industrial Trucks must meet.

These requirements can be found at:
http://www.nycosh.org/workplace_hazards/Forklift%20Fact%20Sheet.html.

In addition to the safety requirements for the actual vehicles, proper training is required and additional training by the vehicle operator is highly recommended. This training can be found at http://www.free‑training.com/osha/forklift/forkmenu.htm..

If anyone was injured in a forklift accident either as a pedestrian or as an operator without adequate training, it is very important that a Personal Injury Attorney experienced with this type of matters be contacted as early as possible.