Articles

• Study shows hospitals have little incentive to prevent medical errors
• Auto manufacturers to install seat belts in commercial buses
• Data shows U.S. never events occurring more frequently
• DOT Announces New Rule Regarding Truck Driver Medical Exams
• Study: Drowsy Surgical Residents More Likely to Cause Harm
• NHTSA Devises New Strategy to Curb Speeding
• Abbagail’s Law Aims to Prevent New York Car Accidents
• Fatal Brooklyn Bike Accident Raises Concerns About Police Investigations
• Brooklyn Truck Accident Inspires New Safety Law
• DOT Prohibits Truck Drivers From Using Cell Phones
• Woman Dies in Fatal New York Elevator Accident
• New York Construction Industry Shook by Fatal Brooklyn Building Collapse
• Elder and Nursing Home Abuse in New York
• New York Makes Changes to Its Texting While Driving Law
• Iraq War Veteran Dies In New York Amusement Park Accident
• The Relationship Between Student Loans and Bankruptcy
• Tread Carefully: High Rate of Pedestrian Fatalities in New York
• Drowning in Debt? Time to declare Bankruptcy - Michael Hernandez
• Brooklyn Bar Association Hosts Judiciary Night - Michael Hernandez (Brooklyn Barrister May 2011 Vol.63 No.8)
• New House and Senate Bills Would Keep Big Trucks Off Nation’s Highways
• 22 New York Construction Workers Injured in Elevator Plunge
• Bankruptcy Filings Rise As Stigma Falls
• The Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) Program
• Tragic NY Bus Accident Raises Safety Concerns

David J. Hernandez is a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and is a New York Super Lawyer.

He served as the 50th President of the Puerto Rican Bar Association; the NY Hispanic Bar Task Force on Judicial Selection Committee; and the NYS Conference of Bar Leaders.

He serves as a member of the Judicial Screening Committee and Committee on Character and Fitness for the Second Department; the Advisory Committee on Civil Practice to the Chief Administrative Judge; NYSBA House of Delegates and Grievance Committee of the Brooklyn Bar Association.

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