Morelli Ratner PC works with a wide variety of cases, but our primary focus is on:
When there are large numbers of claims associated with a single product, they may be part of a mass tort. It basically means that an act of negligence on the part of an individual or company resulted in injuring many people. Many factors are considered when deciding if a claim should be part of a mass tort.
Jennie Shatynski is a registered nurse who graduated from Wagner College in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Thereafter, Ms. Shatynski attended Seton Hall University, attaining membership in the Nursing Honor Society. She was awarded a Masters degree in Nursing in 1986. Ms. Shatynski spent the next ten years working in leadership positions with staff and patients in the hospital and community settings as an advanced practice nurse. Since graduating from Seton University Law School, cum laude, in 1997, Ms. Shatynski has utilized her education, training and experience in successfully litigating a variety of medical malpractice cases including wrongful death, failure to diagnose, surgical and gynecological malpractice, brain damaged baby, nursing home negligence and medical products liability cases. Ms. Shatynski is admitted to practice law in the state and federal courts of New York and New Jersey. She is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and a faculty member of the National Business Institute.
