After your healthcare provider commits negligence mistakes in your treatment, you may have the right to seek financial recovery for your injury or harm through a medical malpractice claim. However, most kinds of medical malpractice cases require harmed patients to present expert witness testimony. Understanding…
You may have a slip and fall case when you lose your footing due to a dangerous condition on the ground on someone else’s property. However, just because you’ve had a slip and fall accident doesn’t automatically entitle you to a financial recovery from another…
Birth injuries occur when a mother or child suffers physical trauma or medical complications during or immediately after delivery. Birth injuries represent one of the most common kinds of medical malpractice, but when does a specific incident of a birth injury give rise to a…
After slipping and falling on someone else’s property in New York, you might assert a claim for compensation against the property owner’s homeowners or commercial property insurance provider. But how do insurance companies handle injured people’s slip and fall claims? Investigation by the Insurance Company…
When your doctor takes longer than they should to diagnose your medical condition due to negligent actions or decisions by the doctor, you might have a medical malpractice claim under New York law. A delayed diagnosis can cause you significant harm. Pursuing a medical malpractice…
Multiple car accidents occur daily in New York, especially in cities and suburbs packed with vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians. Crashes occur for various reasons, including due to driver negligence or recklessness, mechanical issues in cars, and adverse weather or road conditions. But what are the…
When you suffer injuries or health complications due to negligent medical care in New York, you may have a legal claim against your medical providers. However, the law imposes a deadline, known as the statute of limitations, on filing your claim against negligent healthcare professionals….
When you have a “fender-bender” accident, you may still incur substantial expenses, including repairing expensive parts on your vehicle or treating severe injuries you may have sustained in the crash. But can you sue an at-fault driver after a seemingly “minor” car accident? Knowing your…
When you go to the hospital or doctor’s office with symptoms that cause you pain or distress, you expect doctors to identify the cause of your symptoms. Furthermore, you trust that your primary physician will identify potential health problems you may be dealing with during…
In many states, an injured accident victim can pursue a personal injury claim even if they share some responsibility for causing the accident or their injuries. The doctrine of comparative negligence means that an injured person does not automatically lose the right to seek financial…
