Judith Livingston will be co-chairing and serving as faculty the New York State Trial Lawyers two part Series: Openings & Summations May 26 and June 1, 2020 | 12:00PM – 2:00PM . Thomas Moore is faculty for the Summations part of the series Read more »
KDLM senior partner, Judy Livingston , penned a letter to her daughter as she prepared to head off to law school. Her letter, titled “ Advice from a lawyer to her law school-bound daughter” was published in Women in the World. Although Read more »
Tampering or altering medical records happens in medical malpractice cases, more often than one might expect. KDLM partners and medical malpractice lawyers , Thomas Moore and Matthew Gaier, review a medical malpractice case Read more »
Judith Livingston, senior partner of Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore (KDLM) is one of the most successful plaintiff’s attorneys in the US. She has won 35 trials with verdicts in Read more »
Judith Livingston and Tom Moore , partners at Kramer Dillof Livingston & Moore , were interviewed by Lawdragon in its Lawyer Limelight series . In the interview they discuss their decision to become plaintiffs’ lawyers working on medical malpractice and personal injury Read more »
In the current COVID-19 crisis, we want you to know that KDLM is concerned about you individually and your case. In anticipation of the recent executive order from the Governor Read more »
Strong winds on Saturday, January 25th, 2020 blew a piece of patio furniture off a balcony in Manhattan, injuring a 23-year-old woman and damaging a parked car. According to the New York Post , the storm Read more »
“It is not possible to be in favor of justice for some people and not be in favor for justice for all people.” – Martin Luther King Jr. At Kramer, Read more »
In our previous post, we began discussing the topic of medical negligence in the context of vaccination. As we noted, correct administration of a vaccine would ordinarily not be considered Read more »
A California doctor became the subject of a complaint to that state’s medical board that he was grossly negligent in writing a letter exempting a 2-year-old boy from further vaccination. Read more »
