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On November 12, 2007, James F. Farrell, Jr. was the featured lecturer of the Physician’s Assistant Post- Professional Masters Program at Stonybrook University. The presentation was delivered to the master’s candidates participating in a course entitled ” Contemporary Issues in Health Care Delivery” and focused upon diverse issues in health care law including licensing and disciplinary matters, risk management and medical malpractice.

On November 10, 2007, Alan J. Fumuso will be a Panel Member in a CLE program involving Trial Practices and Techniques being presented at the St. John’s University School of Law. His topic will include the cross examination of an expert in a medical malpractice trial.

On November 1, 2007, Alan J. Fumuso will be a Panel Member in a program being presented through the New York State Bar Association. Mr. Fumuso will be a member of the Long Island Program Faculty of the CLE seminar entitled “Prosecuting and Defending Medical Malpractice Claims” which will be presented at the Holiday Inn in Plainview.

The defense verdict recently obtained by Alan J. Fumuso in the medical malpractice case of Hobbs v. Ochs in Supreme Court, Queens County, was featured as the “Verdict of the Week” in the July 16th issue of Verdict Search New York. The Hobbs case was a wrongful death action brought on behalf of a 41 year old woman who alleged that she bled to death following multiple tooth extractions.

This was the third time within the last year that a defense verdict by Mr. Fumuso has been specifically highlighted in a legal journal. The New York Law Journal in it’s issue of April 17th 2007 gave a case description at length of the case of Clark v. Schattner, a medical malpractice case tried in Supreme Court Nassau County alleging failure to timely diagnose prostate cancer in a 61 year old plaintiff’s medical malpractice attorney. Also, the New York Law Journal featured Mr. Fumuso’s defense verdict in the case of Fleiger v. Pottanat in it’s May 9th 2006 edition. The Fleiger case involved an allegation of failure to diagnose colon cancer in a 43 year old woman, and was tried in Supreme Court Suffolk County.