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Becoming Mentally Disabled After a Car Accident in Manhattan
The definition of a mental disability is more complex than many realize in New York. A mental disability does not necessarily mean that you are unable to have complex thoughts or engage in meaningful conversations. Mental disabilities can be extremely subtle, and this is often the case after a car accident in Manhattan. These… Read More »
Lung Injuries After Bronx Car Accidents
According to Accident Analysis & Prevention, motor vehicle crashes are responsible for up to 70% of all cases of blunt chest trauma. Car crashes are also the most common cause of pulmonary contusions (PC). While many people may not realize how common lung injuries are for car accident victims, the patients who suffer these… Read More »
What Counts as a Slip and Fall Case?
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere: in a grocery store, on a broken sidewalk, or in a poorly lit hallway. But not every fall leads to a lawsuit. So, how do you know if your accident qualifies as a valid slip and fall case? In this article, we break down the key criteria… Read More »
Can You Sue for a Fall on Public Property?
Each year, thousands of people suffer injuries from slip and fall accidents on public property — sidewalks, parks, or government buildings. But when the property is owned or maintained by a public agency, the rules and responsibilities are different. So, can you sue for a fall on public property in the U.S.? The short… Read More »
¿Qué se considera un caso de resbalón y caída?
Los accidentes por resbalones y caídas pueden ocurrir en cualquier lugar: en un supermercado, en una acera rota o en un pasillo con poca iluminación. Pero no todas las caídas dan lugar a una demanda. Entonces, ¿cómo saber si tu accidente califica como un caso válido de resbalón y caída? En este artículo, explicamos… Read More »
¿Puedes demandar por una caída en propiedad pública?
Cada año, miles de personas sufren lesiones por accidentes de resbalones y caídas en propiedad pública —como aceras, parques o edificios del gobierno—. Pero cuando la propiedad pertenece o es mantenida por una entidad pública, las reglas y responsabilidades son diferentes. Entonces, ¿se puede demandar por una caída en propiedad pública en Estados Unidos?… Read More »
Suing for a Ruptured Spleen After a Brooklyn Car Accident
According to the Cleveland Clinic, auto accidents are responsible for up to 75% of all ruptured spleens. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) also notes that ruptured spleens are associated with high mortality rates, especially in cases involving the delayed onset of symptoms. What can you do if you’re recovering from a ruptured spleen… Read More »
Worsening of Pre-Existing Conditions After Manhattan Car Accidents: Can I Sue?
Although Manhattan car accidents can cause new injuries, they can also worsen pre-existing conditions. If you notice that your pre-existing conditions have become much worse after a car accident, you might wonder how to pursue compensation. Perhaps you face new hospital bills, rehabilitation requirements, and other losses due to the worsening of your conditions…. Read More »
The Truth About ‘No Fee Unless We Win’ in New York
If you were injured in New York and are worried about how much hiring a lawyer might cost you, you’re not alone. For many people, the phrase “no fee unless we win” sounds too good to be true. But is it? In this article, we’ll break down what this model really means in NYC… Read More »
Can You Negotiate a Personal Injury Claim Without a Lawyer in NYC?
If you’ve been injured in an accident in New York City, you might be wondering: “Can I handle this personal injury claim on my own?” It’s a fair question — and one many people ask, especially when worried about legal fees. The short answer is: yes, it’s possible — but not always wise. In… Read More »