After a lengthy battle with the lawyers and insurance carriers for local doctors accused of medical malpractice, LIPSITZ & PONTERIO has obtained a cash settlement for a thirteen-year-old Niagara County girl suffering from severe learning disabilities.
As reported in a recent article published in “The International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health,” Niagara County ranks sixth in the nation for the highest death rate from malignant mesothelioma.
The former companies responsible for making the lead-concentrated pigment in lead paint that contaminates much of the nation’s older housing stock were found liable for clean-up costs in the State of Rhode Island in a landmark jury case in February 2006.
The Fairness in Asbestos Injury Resolution Act, (FAIR) which came before the Senate earlier this year, has been tabled for now yet the question still exists, who would stand to benefit should the Act resurface?
Libby, Montana: population: approximately 3,000 – a sportsman’s paradise known for its breathtaking scenery and pristine mountains – is home to one of the worst cases of asbestos exposure in U.S. history.
When Congress authorized the Medicare program’s new prescription drug benefit, known as Part D, two years ago, it let private companies offer the coverage instead of mandating that the government provide it as it does traditional Medicare benefits.
LIPSITZ & PONTERIO represents the family of a former brake mechanic admitted to the hospital in the fall of 2004 after complaining of shortness of breath.
LIPSITZ & PONTERIO has settled an automobile negligence case for a Buffalo woman whose car was hit from the side as she proceeded through the intersection at Oak and Genesee Streets in January 2004.