In their medical malpractice column for the New York Law Journal on Law.com, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier write about the importance of a patient being able to access Read more »
In their Medical Malpractice column for the New York Law Journal on Law.com, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier write an analysis of “Evidentiary Use of Learned Treatises.” In this column, they explain their reasons 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 »
In Spring 2020, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier wrote a string of articles focusing on two issues affecting malpractice litigation that flowed directly from the New York state’s response Read more »
New York medical malpractice attorneys, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier discuss both historical and modern precedent that helps answer whether people who infect others with COVID-19 by engaging in Read more »
Shannon Reilly was born Nov. 1, 2002 with cerebral palsy, a disorder that affects a person’s ability to move and perform basic motor skills. It is the most common motor Read more »
New York medical malpractice attorneys Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier wrote an article for Law.com titled, Liability of Referring Physicians . Being referred to a specialist by your general practitioner is normal. While Read more »
In their regular column for the New York Law Journal on Law.com, New York medical malpractice attorneys Thomas Moore and Matthew Gaier discuss punitive damages for tampering with or destroying medical records . When investigating potential medical malpractice actions, attorneys are occasionally faced Read more »
Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore (KDLM) partners Thomas Moore, Judith Livingston, Matthew Gaier, and Carmine Rubino have been included in The Best Lawyers in America© list for over 40 years Read more »
New York medical malpractice lawyers, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier wrote an article for Law.com titled Evidence of Custom and Practice . Often times in medical malpractice actions, the defendants do not have a Read more »
