A New Law Is Needed
We have always taken the position that trial lawyers who represent victims have a responsibility not only to …
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Legal Recourse for Injuries Sustained From a Dog Bite
Dogs may be a man’s best friend, but a vicious dog can bring about life-threatening injuries and even …
View ArticleInjured Construction Workers Can Still Sue For Damages Outside The Workers’ Compensation System in Cases in Which a Party Other Than The Employer Was Responsible For The Injury
The Worker’s Compensation program was established to help reduce litigation costs when an employee is injured on the …
View ArticleStudy Shows Medical Malpractice Litigation Improves Healthcare
The debate in the New York State legislature in June 2013 around Lavern’s Law, so named for a …
View ArticleBike Accident Litigation: What Might Happen With City Bike Renters?
Just days after the City Bike Renters program launch from 330 kiosks throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, the CITI …
View ArticleSubway and Train Crash Injury Claims Have a Short 90 Days Limit For Filing a Notice of Claim For Victims Entitled to Damages
The history of subway train transportation is wrought with examples of accidents that have caused death and serious …
View ArticleWhen Trucks Kill: Drivers and Trucking Companies Often at Fault Entitling Victims to Damages
According to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, more than 11,000 large truck crashes occur in …
View ArticleFirst Lawsuit Being Filed Against Southwest Airlines After Rough Landing
As reported in the New York Daily News: The first lawsuit against Southwest Airlines is being filed by …
View ArticleVibrant college freshman at Rockland Cummunity College severely brain damaged during a routine endoscopy procedure
Raina was born on November 16, 1993, and is presently 19 years old. On January 10, 2013, she …
View ArticleProperty Owners Liability for Ceiling Collapses
Accidents that occur in your own home or workplace if they are caused by negligence or carelessness of …
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