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How Do You Prove Premises Liability?

When you walk into a store, visit a doctor’s office, or enter a commercial building in New York City, you do so with an unspoken...

How Do I Change My Lawyer in a Case?

Feeling stuck in an attorney-client relationship that isn’t working is a deeply frustrating and stressful experience. You placed your trust in a legal professional to...

What Kind of Damages Can You Sue For?

A serious injury is never just a single event. It’s the stone dropped in the calm water of your life, and the ripples spread further...

How Do Lawyers Calculate Pain and Suffering?

After a serious accident, the most visible costs are often the financial ones—the mounting medical bills, the lost paychecks, and the repair estimates. These are...

Surgical Errors and Medical Negligence

When you undergo a surgical procedure, you place an immense amount of trust in the hands of your medical team. You trust in their training,...

Birth Injuries and Medical Negligence

The arrival of a new child should be a moment of pure joy for a family. You spend months planning, dreaming, and preparing for a...

What Is the Statute of Limitations on Medical Malpractice?

If you believe a medical professional’s mistake caused you or a loved one serious harm, one of your first questions is likely about time. In...

New York State Medical Malpractice Laws

When you place your health and trust in the hands of a medical professional, you expect to receive a certain standard of care. Facing an...

What Are the Most Common Types of Motor Vehicle Accidents?

Your vehicle is engineered with bumpers, airbags, and a steel frame—all designed to protect you from harm. But how well they work often depends on...

What Is the Difference Between Malpractice and Negligence?

While both malpractice and negligence involve harm caused by a failure to act with proper care, they are not the same. In simple terms, malpractice...