NEW YORK PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
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- 1.0.0.1 Motor Vehicle Accidents
- 1.0.0.2 Mass Transit, Airplane & Maritime Accidents
- 1.0.0.3 Construction Accidents
- 1.0.0.4 Catastrophic Injuries
- 1.0.0.5 Slip-And-Fall Accidents
- 1.0.0.6 Hazardous Products
- 1.0.0.7 Medical Malpractice
- 1.0.0.8 Life & Disability Insurance
- 1.0.0.9 Nursing Home Injuries
- 1.0.0.10 Sexual Abuse & Harassment
- 1.1 Don’t Let Impatience Undermine Your Personal Injury Case
- 1.2 How to Write a Useful Incident Report After a New York Slip and Fall Accident
- 1.3 When Can You Sue a Mental Health Professional for Malpractice in New York?
- 1.4 Product Liability When Your Child is Hurt by a Toy
- 1.5 How Construction Injuries Happen in New York City
- 1.6 Why Negotiation Matters in a New York Personal Injury Case
- 1.7 The Basics of a Defective Product Case in New York
- 1.8 When Can You Sue for a Daycare Accident in NYC?
- 1.9 How to Prepare for Your Personal Injury Case Review
- 1.10 What is the Difference Between Negligence and Negligence Per Se in New York?
Don’t Let Impatience Undermine Your Personal Injury Case
Any personal injury attorney knows you're eager to settle your case as quickly as possible. You need the money. Yet, on average, a personal injury case takes 18 to 24 months to complete. It's essential to understand the factors that could delay your case and to...
How to Write a Useful Incident Report After a New York Slip and Fall Accident
If you are injured in a slip-and-fall accident, filling out an incident report is one of the first steps you'll need to take. Since you usually take this step while you're still on-site, it's essential to understand the best way to fill out these reports. They'll...
When Can You Sue a Mental Health Professional for Malpractice in New York?
It's rare to see someone launch a malpractice case against a psychiatrist. It's even rarer to see a plaintiff win one. Psychiatrists account for 4% of active physicians and only 1% of paid medical malpractice claims. Nevertheless, 1% is not 0%, and if you think you...
Product Liability When Your Child is Hurt by a Toy
Toys send children to the emergency room every year. Not all of these injuries come from fundamentally unsafe or defective toys, but enough do that it's worth talking about pursuing personal injury cases in regard to these items. Advances in technology are also...
How Construction Injuries Happen in New York City
Construction injury cases are extremely common in New York City. One reason is that construction is constantly happening throughout the city, which means that both workers and pedestrians can be caught in the crossfire of safety violations. Another reason is that...
Why Negotiation Matters in a New York Personal Injury Case
One of the things you should be looking for when you choose a personal injury attorney is an outstanding negotiator. While any personal injury attorney should be prepared for litigation, the ability to build a case and then use that case to negotiate will matter the...
The Basics of a Defective Product Case in New York
Here in New York City, electric bikes have been the source of over 200 fires. Many of the batteries present in these bikes are defective, prone to exploding and catching fire when charged too long. The very nature of e-bike rental all but guarantees that nobody is...
When Can You Sue for a Daycare Accident in NYC?
Kids take injuries sometimes—it's part of childhood. So it may be difficult to recognize when an injury that your child has taken at daycare or at school warrants the launch of a personal injury lawsuit. While we don't advocate suing over every bump, bruise, and...
How to Prepare for Your Personal Injury Case Review
Nervous about your first meeting with a personal injury attorney? It's natural to feel overwhelmed. Yet meeting with an attorney—quickly—is one of the best things you can do to ensure that your case is as strong as possible. Being fully prepared for your meeting is...
What is the Difference Between Negligence and Negligence Per Se in New York?
As we approach the holidays, we'll most likely see an increase in personal injury cases brought on by those who are violating the law. Drunk driving remains a persistent problem in New York. If the other driver broke the law in your case, your lawyer won't just be...
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