Emergency Room Error Lawyers in New York
Millions of Dollars Recovered
Did you or your loved one report to a New York City emergency room complaining of symptoms of a serious illness or disease, only to be sent home prematurely? Were test results misinterpreted in a rushed environment, with disastrous results? Did a minor medical incident escalate to a disabling event because of medical malpractice in the ER?
Whatever your circumstances, our New York emergency room error lawyers at The Paris Law Group, PC are prepared to evaluate your case and recommend a course of action. With lawyers who serve on the board of directors for the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and are members of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the law firm’s strong track record is reason enough to schedule a consultation.
Call (888) 365-4940 to speak with an attorney or contact us online.
What is Emergency Room Malpractice?
A hospital that operates an emergency room (ER) is expected by patients and by society in general to meet widely accepted standards of care. Emergency rooms have special responsibilities besides the care standards that apply to all health care providers.
Namely, according to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act passed by Congress in 1986, hospitals that accept Medicare (including nearly all hospitals) must provide emergency care treatment to anyone who needs it regardless of:
- Citizenship
- Legal status
- Ability to pay
"Care" in an emergency room setting includes a wide range of activities affecting sick and injured people such as triage, examinations, treatments, diagnoses, and release of patients. Proper attention to patients’ symptoms, test results, and degree of urgency can mean the difference between life and death — and between good outcomes and poor ones.
Call our firm today at (888) 365-4940 if you suspect you’ve been injured as a result of an emergency room error in New York. Se habla español.
Our Clients Always Come First
Hear From Our Past Clients-
“I am extremely happy I made the choice to choose you, since I saw the dedication and effort you put in the case. I know it was a long and tedious process, but you managed it very well to win. Thank you one more time for everything Mr. Jason.”
- Alfredo O. -
“Jason guided me through the process with effortless expertise. His preparation was precise and methodical, and his execution in the courtroom was impressive.”
- Jessica E. -
“I had never felt more lonely or defeated than I did after my injury. Getting injured because of someone else's negligence can feel outrageous. No one wants to get hurt, but if you do trust me that you want Jason Paris and his staff on your side.”
- Jill V.
Small Firm. Big Numbers.
Millions of Dollars Recovered for Our Clients and Counting-
Slip and Fall $14.4 MILLION
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Slip & Fall $11 Million
A well-known cellist was awarded almost $11 million after a slip and fall in a gourmet food market that resulted in injuries that now hamper her ability to play the instrument.
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Pedestrian Knockdown $2.8 Million
The client was a pedestrian crossing the street when she was hit by a yellow school bus making a left-hand turn. As a result of the impact, she was forced to fall to the ground and sustained an injury to her shoulder and lower back, both of which resulted in surgeries.
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Slip and Fall $2.7 MILLION
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Struck by a Bag of Cement $2.6 MILLION
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Construction Accident $2.5 Million
We were able to win a jury verdict of $2,500,000 after a pretrial offer of $150,000 for our client who sustained injuries from a construction accident.
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Bus Accident $2.1 MILLION
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Bus Accident $2.1 Million
A mediated settlement was reached on the eve of trial on behalf of the client who was a driver of a motor vehicle which was struck in the rear by a bus.
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Pedestrian Accident $2 Million
The client, a young boy, was crossing the street near his home on Staten Island when he slipped on ice in the roadway and was hit by a car.
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Car Accident $1.7 Million
The client was an ambulance driver responding to an emergency call. While in the process of making a left-hand turn with the ambulance lights and sirens in operation, he was struck by a vehicle going straight.
