Dog Bites / Animal Attacks, Ladder or Scaffold Accidents, Prescription Drug Errors

At Rosenberg & Gluck, we handle a variety of personal injury cases. Protecting the rights of injured parties is a highly specific field. We concentrate solely on recovering compensation for injured persons. We are on the vanguard of personal injury law because that is all we do.

If you have been injured, call us at 631-451-7900 or toll free at 1-888-LI-LAWYER (1-888-545-2993).

Some of the other types of personal injury cases we frequently handle are:

Dog Bites / Animal Attacks

Dog bites can be serious, especially when a small child or elderly person is involved. Regardless of your age, if you find yourself the victim of a dog bite or other animal attack it may leave a lasting impact on you both physically and emotionally.

Our dog bite lawyers will help you to understand whether or not the owner of the animal, or another, is liable for your injuries. Our dog bite lawyers are experienced with dog bites and animal attacks and can advise you of your rights and options for compensation.

Falls from Scaffolds or Ladders

We represent people involved falls from elevations, including scaffold injuries, scaffold accidents, and ladder accidents. It is common for serious injuries to occur, including significant fractures and even death. In many of these situations, the law is generous to the injured party regardless of whether the fall was from your own ladder or a ladder supplied by your employer. We are experienced representing people involved in construction accidents.

Prescription Drug Errors

We represent people who have discovered that a pharmacy has improperly filled their prescriptions by providing wrong medications, inaccurate dosage amounts, or incorrect instructions. If there are any questions, pharmacists have a responsibility to check with the prescribing doctor before dispensing a prescription drug. We work with people who suspect they have received an incorrect prescription from a pharmacist or have already suffered injuries from a prescription drug error.