A lawsuit has been filed by the widow of White Plains surgeon Dr. Robert Small, who died last summer following a bicycle accident.
In the lawsuit, it is alleged that negligence by Westchester County and the town of Yorktown led to poor conditions on the North County Trailway which were responsible for Small’s fall and his death.
Small, aged 63, who lived in Briarcliff Manor and was an orthopedic surgeon at White Plains Hospital for over 30 years, was riding his bicycle in the area of Route 118 near Revere Drive shortly after 6 p.m. in July last year. He then fell from his bicycle and hit the pavement. Another cyclist who was ahead of him called 911 and Small was taken to Westchester Medical Center where he passed away.
The lawsuit claims that the local governments knew about the poor condition of the roadway but had not repaired it properly. They claim that the accident was the fault of Small.
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