Witness statements can help victims win their slip and fall injury lawsuits. But will not having witness statements put your case in jeopardy? Getting statements from expert witnesses and eyewitnesses to use in your slip and fall accident lawsuit can help your case...
Read MoreThere are different levels of negligence in New York. When people are grossly negligent, for example, they may have to pay victims more than compensatory damages. Gross negligence goes beyond ordinary negligence and is when parties act without any regard for the...
Read MoreGolf cart accidents in New York can result in devasting injuries and damages. If you have been injured by a golf cart or while riding one, our lawyers can help you file a lawsuit against those responsible. These cases can be exceedingly confusing for victims when it...
Read MoreIf you like to try new and exciting activities, like zip lining, you’ve probably signed a liability waiver or two in the past. But how binding is this waiver, and does it really prevent you from being sued if you’re injured in an accident? To see if you can sue for a...
Read MoreBy signing a liability waiver, participants agree not to sue if they are injured in New York. This rule applies to adults, not minors, as they cannot sign legally binding waivers. Generally speaking, liability waivers for minors are unenforceable in New York, whether...
Read MoreEscape rooms offer fun for friends and family, but unfortunately, accidents still happen. If you were injured in an escape room, you likely wonder if you can file a lawsuit against them for damages. Most escape rooms will make you sign a waiver of liability before...
Read MoreFiling an insurance claim is a crucial step toward getting your life back on track after suffering a personal injury. The money you may obtain can help you deal with the variety of losses caused by your injury. However, the path to compensation can be frustrating and...
Read MoreIf you get injured in a car crash, you are going to need to file a claim with your insurance company to provide coverage. Your insurance company, however, is probably not just going to go along with it and hand you free money. Instead, they are likely going to ask for...
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