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  • How Long After Anesthesia Can You Drive?

    Anesthesia-related accidents are relatively rare but still notable. According to a case-crossover study involving 70,722 drivers who had undergone surgery, 263 of them were involved in car crashes. While the study does not absolutely link the crashes with surgery, the residual effects that anesthesia can have on your cognitive and motor functions are played read more
  • Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. Obtains a Medical Malpractice $5M Settlement

    $5 Million NY Medical Malpractice Settlement where the surgeon chose not to take the time to do a complete and thorough consultation and instead performed an unnecessary surgery, which left a 54-year-old man with serious and permanent injuries. Medical Malpractice $5M Settlement Dawn M. Pinnisi successfully secured a $5 Million Settlement against a NYC read more
  • What to Do if My Car Was Hit and Their Insurance Won’t Pay Me?

    In a no-fault state like New Jersey, each driver involved in a car crash must pay for their medical bills, lost wages, and other injury-related costs. The injured party obtains compensation by filing a claim against their personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. Even so, the at-fault party must pay the other party’s vehicle repair costs. read more
  • How Much Money Can I Sue a Hospital for MRSA Infection?

    Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection is a bacterial infection that doesn’t usually get better with many antibiotics used to treat ordinary staph infections. MRSA infections are common in hospitalized people or residents in healthcare settings like nursing homes. Since MRSA infections are difficult to treat, they often spread to read more
  • What to Do if I Was Injured in a Public Place?

    Different hazards exist in public places, including debris, potholes, open maintenance holes, and poorly maintained sidewalks. For example, tripping on a crumbling sidewalk can cause an ankle sprain or worse, leading to costly medical bills. A local government agency may be liable for injuries caused by failing to keep public areas debris-free, maintained, read more
  • Examples of Malpractice in Mental Health Counseling

    When people speak about medical malpractice, they often refer to a physician issuing a wrong prescription, misdiagnosis, or surgical error. Many people fail to consider the possible misconduct of other health providers, like therapists, who are sometimes negligent. The nature of psychological treatment puts patients in a vulnerable position. According to a read more
    • Firm News
    • June 06, 2024
    • by Jeff Varcadipane

    Exciting News: Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. expands its New Jersey Offices at new location

    We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C.’s new office located in Paramus, New Jersey! This expansion marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide exceptional legal services to a broader clientele. Our new location is strategically positioned to serve New Jersey residents’ diverse legal needs, read more
  • What is the NJ Tort Claims Act?

    The NJ Tort Claims Act is a crucial piece of legislation that governs how individuals can seek compensation for injuries caused by the negligence of public entities in the state of New Jersey. It provides a framework for holding these entities accountable for their actions and ensures that victims have the opportunity to seek justice read more

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