In order to constitute gross negligence, a party's conduct must smack of intentional wrongdoing or evince a reckless indifference to the rights of others. A party is grossly negligent when it fails to exercise even slight care or diligence. Ordinarily, the question of gross negligence is to be determined by the trier of fact.
Calixto v. A. Balsamo & Rosenblatt, P.C., NY Slip Op 06686 (2d Dep't December 3, 2025)
