Understanding Talc in Consumer Products: Health Concerns and Legal Considerations in NY
Michele Mirman | Product Liability | March 2, 2026
At Mirman, Markovits & Landau, P.C., I regularly speak with clients who have cancer and want clarity about cancer-causing ingredients in everyday products, most particularly talc, which has been implicated in cancers affecting women. And women have started to hold manufacturers responsible in lawsuits. What Is Talc? Talc is a naturally occurring mineral made of… read more
Menopause Medicine Is Changing — Doctors Must Change With It
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | February 20, 2026
I am Michele Mirman, and I have been reading an in-depth article in Hadassah Magazine about the changing conversation around menopause by Hilary Danailova, and I found myself nodding as I turned each page. For decades, women were expected to suffer quietly through midlife health changes. We were told it was “normal.” We were told… read more
NYC Expands Survivors’ Rights Under the Gender-Motivated Violence Act
Brian Magnosi | Abuse Awareness,Sexual Assault | February 11, 2026
Last month, New York City made a major change to the Gender-Motivated Violence Act, and I feel compelled to share this important information immediately. Too many survivors still believe it is “too late” to seek justice. Too many were turned away by courts. Too many were silenced by technical legal barriers. That is changing in… read more
Understanding School Bullying and Your Child’s Rights in NYC
Michele Mirman | Abuse Awareness | January 12, 2026
I’ve been reading about the worsening bullying problem in NYC schools. Students say they feel unsafe. Parents share their fear. Too many kids report harassment, intimidation, and violence at school and online. A recent city survey showed 51% of NYC students say bullying and harassment happen often at their schools. Many kids say they feel… read more
10 Pain-Relief Tools Experts Suggest For Post-Accident Pain
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | December 19, 2025
When you’ve been in an accident — whether a car crash, slip-and-fall, or workplace injury — pain can feel overwhelming. It can keep you awake at night, limit your work, disrupt your family, and cast a shadow over your recovery. I am Michele Mirman, and in my over 40 years of representing injured clients, I’ve… read more
The Hidden Power of Opportunistic Salpingectomy
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | December 18, 2025
I’ve been reading about a new procedure the medical profession has researched and is offering to reduce our risk of ovarian cancer. Finally! We are being considered in our own right. The procedure is called opportunistic salpingectomy (OS) — and it may represent one of the biggest steps forward in women’s cancer prevention that most… read more
Is Gender Bias Fueling Women’s Medical Negligence Claims?
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | October 24, 2025
For all the progress we’ve made in science and medicine, we women still face alarming disparities in medical care that result in serious, poor health outcomes for us. Why? I am Michele Mirman, and I have spent decades seeing up close what my clients have gone through because of the terrible impact gender biases in… read more
When a “Low Risk” Becomes a Life-Threatening Mistake: A Personal Look at Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | October 21, 2025
I am Michele Mirman, a New York City medical malpractice and personal injury trial attorney for over forty years. I’ve represented many women who, despite doing everything right—eating well, exercising, attending their annual checkups, and trusting their doctors—were not diagnosed with breast cancer in time. By the time they were correctly diagnosed, the disease had spread, robbing… read more
The Hidden Cancer Risks for Women with Dense Breast Tissue — Why Women Must Demand Appropriate Treatment
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | October 17, 2025
When I talk to women who’ve discovered they’re victims of a cancer misdiagnosis, I always hear “If only I’d known sooner.” “Sooner” because early detection is the key in breast cancer to survival. Many times, however, “sooner” did not happen because a doctor failed to disclose the patient had dense breast tissue — a condition… read more
How AI in Mammography Could Prevent Future Medical Malpractice Claims in NY
Michele Mirman | Medical Malpractice | October 14, 2025
I’m Michele Mirman, and as a medical malpractice attorney, I’ve stood for years with women who’d been harmed by delayed or missed diagnoses. I’ve heard over and over how the medical malpractice of their doctors wasn’t an abstraction to them; it was real lives changed. Now with AI entering breast imaging, we have a new… read more