New York Law Journal
...North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System ("North Shore LIJ") and Central General Hospital, Inc. ("Central General") (collectively, "defendants...
... Central General Hospital Inc. employed Malerba as its Pharmacy Director since 1974. He remained so employed after North Shore Long Island Jewish Health...
...Cite as: Nelson-Colin v. NY Community Hospital of Brooklyn, 435/07, NYLJ 1202599206041, at *1 (Sup., KI, Decided April...
...they decided to have a child and together went to North Shore University Hospital to choose a sperm donor. In February of 2008, respondent...
...SANDRA THAW, ap, v. NORTH SHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, res — Application by the appellant pursuant to 22 NYCRR...
...to the infant's mother. Moreover, there is no indication in the hospital record that any of the delivery maneuvers likely to cause shoulder dystocia...
...CYNTHIA DIXON res, v. NORTH SHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL APPELLANTS def — Application by the respondents pursuant to 22...
...to the infant's mother. Moreover, there is no indication in the hospital record that any of the delivery maneuvers likely to cause shoulder dystocia...
...Michael Shaw, M.D., White Plains OB/GYN Associates and White Plains Hospital Center by: Michael N. Romano, Esq., Pilkington & Leggett, White Plains, NY...
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