New York Post | October 2013
A woman was undergoing surgery for an ovarian cyst in 2007 when a doctor mistakenly pierced her aorta. Attorney Judith Livingston represented the woman.
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Bloomberg | August 2013
Thomas A. Moore is quoted in a Bloomberg article titled, “$130 Million Verdicts Don’t Raise Medical Costs.”
New York Post | April 2013
A cerebral palsy victim received justice after her lawyer, Thomas A. Moore, refused to give up her malpractice fight and won her a $130 million verdict.
New York Daily News | April 2013
A family was awarded $130 million for medical mistakes that left their child with brain damage. This is the second largest malpractice verdict in state history.
Lawyer Turned Down $8,000,000 and Got Them $130,000,000
$130,000,000 for a child injured during birth due to hospital’s negligence. Second largest medical malpractice verdict in New York State history New York Supreme Court – Suffolk County. Read the NY Post story.
The New York Times | May 2012
A $120 million verdict was awarded to a woman who has been incapacitated and suffered brain damage after a series of hospital visits in February 2004.
Brain-Damaged Woman Wins $121,000,000 In Suit Against City Hospitals
$121,000,000 for a woman where the hospital failed to timely diagnose and treat Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. Third largest medical malpractice verdict in New York State history. New York Supreme Court – Read more »
New York Magazine | December 2011
Thomas A. Moore makes New York Magazine’s “2012 Lawyers of the Year Spotlight” list.
Lawdragon | May 2011
Judith Livingston named in the 2011 Lawdragon edition of the 500 Leading Lawyers in America. (pg 133 and 199)
New York Post | May 2010
$40.8 million was awarded to a man who was left brain damaged and partially paralyzed after being struck by Verizon’s truck.