In the modern medical landscape, technology and healthcare are inextricably linked. From life-saving cardiac stents to mobility-restoring hip replacements, medical devices have revolutionized patient care. However, when these innovations fail, issues of medical device liability arise, leaving patients at a devastating crossroads: was the injury caused by a doctor’s error or a flawed product? Understanding
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Misdiagnosed Stroke: When Medical Negligence Turns a Preventable Emergency into a Life-Altering Tragedy
Every year, approximately 800,000 people in the United States suffer a stroke. It is a medical emergency where every second counts. A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is disrupted, starving brain tissue of the oxygen it needs to survive. Without immediate intervention, brain cells begin to die within minutes, leading to permanent
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Beyond the Act of Nature: Seeking Justice After a New Jersey Black Ice Collision
Winter in New Jersey is a season of hidden dangers. While heavy snow is easy to spot, black ice is the silent hazard of the Garden State. It forms a transparent, glass-like glaze over the asphalt, often on bridges, overpasses, and shaded stretches of road, leaving drivers with zero traction before they even realize they’ve
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The U.S. Counties With the Highest Number of Rideshare and Taxi-Related Fatalities: A Blume Forte Analysis
In the modern era, the evolution of transportation has introduced both new conveniences and significant infrastructure challenges. While app-based services and traditional taxis are a staple of daily life, they have contributed to complex safety issues on our roads. At Blume Forte Attorneys at Law, we analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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New Jersey and New York Counties Among Those With The Highest Rideshare and Taxi-Related Fatalities In The U.S., New Study Finds
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, NJ – A new nationwide study from Blume Forte reveals that Atlantic County in New Jersey has the highest rideshare and taxi-related fatality rate, which is 21.67 per 1,000,000 people. The study also finds that Kings County (Brooklyn) and New York County (Manhattan) are the two counties with the highest total
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