The Charlotte Observer recently laid out the 3 things we most need to think about when considering filing for divorce. Money is a big one, as are children and property. Secondly, there are always complications beyond simply the separation of 2 people from a legal agreement. For one, presumably, the person from whom you’re about to separate is someone you’ve loved and had many great times with.

FAQ Coming to the decision to file for divorce can be a confusing, emotional, and painful experience.

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Pitfalls of Pressure Ulcer Litigation, Health Care Law Seminar, Marshall Dennehey, November 9, 2016 She adamantly refused to be discharged to another SAR, opting to return home with a v During this admission, she developed incontinence associated dermatitis (IAD) of the buttocks and later wounds in the gluteal cleft, described by the nursing staff as Stage 2 pressure ulcers. She was discharged to a sub-acute rehab (SAR) facility but was readmitted seven days later for dehiscence of the sternal incision and anemia. Obtained a defense verdict on behalf of a hospital in a New York medical malpractice case involving an 82-year-old female admitted for aortic valve replacement. No Proximate Cause for Hospital in Medical Malpractice Case Kevin has commenced numerous jury trials and taken almost 30 verdicts, the majority in favor of his clients. He has also defended clients in counties to the north, including Albany. Kevin practices in metropolitan New York, including all counties of New York City and Long Island. He thereafter joined Jones Hirsch Connors Miller & Bull, where he spent the next 26 years defending negligence claims at trial. and joined Hartford Insurance Company as staff counsel, where he was responsible for litigating auto, premises and construction liability cases.

In addition, he has represented employers in actions brought under ERISA.Īfter 16 years of government service, Kevin earned his J.D. Kevin also focuses a portion of his practice on defending construction contractors, building owners, cleaning and security contractors, and other entities in premises liability actions. Kevin also serves as the supervising attorney for the Health Care Department in the firm's New York offices. He also represents physicians and dentists in disciplinary proceedings. Kevin represents physicians, dentists, hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers in medical and dental malpractice matters.

Almost Home by Kevin M. Ryan