Golomb & Honik, P.C.

Are you experiencing back pain, debilitation, and other issues after undergoing spine surgery? It might not be a typical after-effect of the procedure. In our blog, we discuss a few symptoms that could suggest a medical error complicated your spine surgery to the point of causing you injury.

The emergency room is a hectic place where crucial decisions need to be made every second to save a patient’s life. If something goes wrong in the ER, though, can the hospital be held liable? In our blog, we discuss whether or not you can sue a hospital for an error in the ER.

Some of the early symptoms of cancer can seem like a less serious health issue, which might lead an inexperienced or inattentive doctor to misdiagnose a patient. Find out more by reading our blog.

Proving medical malpractice actually occurred and not just a legally acceptable doctor’s mistake is a deliberately complex process. Visit our blog for an exploration into why medical malpractice is difficult to prove and, therefore, cases can be difficult to win.

Can you still sue your doctor for medical malpractice if you signed a waiver before undergoing a risky procedure? In our blog, we discuss how signing a waiver might not prevent you from filing an injury claim later.

Many countries in Europe are seeing an encouraging increase in the approval rate of COVID-19 business interruption claims filed by small businesses. Will the change of pace make its way across the pond to the States? Find out more in our blog.

Numerous airlines are facing a tidal wave of refund requests from would-be travelers who couldn’t fly safely due to the pandemic. Some airlines have resisted giving fair refunds, though, resulting in large-scale consumer litigation. Get the details of this developing story by heading to our blog.

The economic and noneconomic damage caused by a birth injury can be particularly extensive and severe, especially when considering the suffering of both the mother and her child. We discuss birth injury damages in more detail in our blog.

Grocery store chains across the country are being threatened by consumer lawsuits that allege the retailers raised prices during the coronavirus pandemic, effectively price gouging consumers. Find out more about this developing story in our blog.

Johnson & Johnson will stop selling talc-based baby powder products in America while the company still faces widespread lawsuits that allege the products cause various forms of cancer. Find out more about this controversial decision by visiting our blog today.

A doctor who takes too long to make a diagnosis, inaccurately assesses a patient’s health, or simply makes a big mistake during the diagnosis process can hurt their patient more than the original symptoms, as we discuss in our blog.

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) held a public hearing to address the revelations about the safety of talc-based products and claims of asbestos in baby powders and cosmetics. For more information, read our blog:

If your business is suffering during these difficult times, a business interruption insurance claim may be a solution. Read our blog to learn more: