KDLM senior partners, Thomas A. Moore and Judith Livingston are both members of the elite trial attorney’s group, The Inner Circle of Advocates. Judy is the Vice President of the Read more »
New York State’s construction industry is a dangerous one for workers. New York City, in particular, has the highest proportion of construction-related worker fatalities in the United States, according to the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH). Fatal Read more »
A current topic of debate is whether a person behaving irresponsibly should be held liable for infecting another with COVID-19. Mass vaccination programs around the country have gone a long Read more »
Construction work in New York City is never done. When one project ends, there is always a new project pending. In this fast-paced industry, if a construction worker is not Read more »
Roughly 15.5 million commercial vehicles, including semi-trucks and tractor-trailers, travel U.S. highways and roads each year. Some of these trucks are as long as 53 feet and can weigh up Read more »
At least 4,000 surgical errors occur each year in the U.S. These mistakes can happen both during complex operations of the brain, spine, or heart as well as during “routine” Read more »
Our Founder and Legacy – Charles Kramer Charles Kramer decided to build his own law practice in 1940 when he was a young lawyer after leaving the employ of Harry Read more »
Over the years, KDLM’s New York medical malpractice lawyers have handled hundreds of medical negligence cases, including those for Failure to Diagnose cases. In a Failure to Diagnose case, the doctor or medical Read more »
The risk of injury as a construction worker is inherently higher than in other industries. On a daily basis, a construction worker may work with heavy-duty equipment, complex machinery, or Read more »
New York City is known as “the city that never sleeps,” and this holds true in New York’s construction industry as well. Construction, renovation, demolition and other projects are continuous Read more »
