New York Law Journal...the obvious and correct result feels so much like injustice. In her underlying claim, filed on September 4, 2009, Claimant Laurie A. Thurston...
...Muckova was a resident in anatomical and clinical pathology at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester in 1995 when she was assigned to perform the autopsy...
...as: Anonymous v. City of Rochester, 13 NY3d 35, NYLJ 1202577717988...Judge Jones; Judge Graffeo concurs in result in a separate opinion...
...the rear bumper as he stepped down. As Claimant's foot came in contact with the crate, it tipped forward and then moved back toward...
...Walton v. Strong Memorial Hosp., 13405...rule codified in CPLR 214...Strong Memorial Hospital. The operative...
...old at the time and the operation was performed at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. A catheter installed during surgery was removed three days later...
...cf. Rochester Drug Coop...
...23, BD NY Hotels, LLC, and "ABC Corp.," negligence resulting in plaintiff being assaulted; (3) as against "XYZ Corp." and Charles...
...In a hospital, there should be no more...
...from the University of Rochester Medical School and began her residency in anatomical and clinical pathology at Strong Memorial Hospital, Mr. Cardenas, who was...
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