A running commentary on legal developments as they occur in state statutes, municipal laws and legal decisions in the trial and appellate courts throughout New York City and beyond.
Injuries to the wrists are extremely common in personal injury matters. When someone slips and falls in a grocery store, for example, they tend to throw their hands in front of themselves to brace for the impact with the floor. Even if they suffer no other injury, some damage to the hands and wrists… Read More »
Shoulder injuries are as common as they are painful and debilitating. A severe shoulder injury can disrupt your ability to work, engage in recreational activities, perform daily activities including hygiene and dressing, and even sleep. If you suffered a serious shoulder injury in an event caused by someone’s negligence, you have the right to… Read More »
If you suspect that you’ve been injured by a negligent doctor, you need to start building your case as soon as you can. There are legal limits on the amount of time you can wait to bring your claim, and if you wait too long to file, you could miss out on any chance… Read More »
Car accidents and other impact-based injuries can lead to a number of debilitating and painful conditions, many of which can go undetected for some time after the accident occurs. If you are experiencing arthritis-like symptoms after a car crash, slip and fall, or other personal injury, you might have a claim for damages. Continue… Read More »
If an accident results in the death of an accident victim, the estate of the deceased victim may have the right to bring a wrongful death lawsuit against the responsible party. Special rules apply for wrongful death claims that differ from traditional personal injury lawsuits, including the time limit for filing the claim. Continue… Read More »