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Jeffrey Bruce Gold

Bellmore Lawsuit / Dispute Attorney.

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  1. What should i do,if my boss harassing me?

    Answered about 1 year ago.

    1. Krishnan S. Chittur
    2. Ronald Joseph Kim
    3. Arthur H. Forman
    4. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    5. Phillip Monroe Smith
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    6 attorney answers

    There are a lot of issues to answer, and much depends on the size of the company, and the position your "boss" maintains in the company. Ordinarily, you need to bring the harassment to the HR Department or owner, but if your "Boss" is high enough in the organizational structure, you may not have to. If you don't give notice to the company and let them rectify it, then you run the very real risk that your claim against the Company will be dismissed, but you'll still be able to pursue the...

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  2. Ectopic pregnancy and salpingecyomy, can I sue the hospital after 5 years?

    Answered over 1 year ago.

    1. Joseph Jonathan Brophy
    2. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    3. Jacob Adam Regar
    4. Christian K. Lassen II
    5. J Charles Ferrari
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    6 attorney answers

    Unless you were 15 when you had the ectopic pregnancy, the statute has run. Regardless, it is very common to jump to the invasive procedure. You likely signed a consent form to permit it.

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  3. My attorney in a civil lawsuit refuses to do as I request and wants to withdraw, even though I am not in arrears in paying him

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    2. Michael Raymond Daymude
    3. John Joseph O'Brien
    4. Steven Paul Cohn
    4 attorney answers

    You would be better off with another attorney if you think the one you have committed malpractice. Clients don't realize it, but once they use the word malpractice or raise the even the spectre of malprctice, the appropriate thing for the attorney to do is withdraw, since the attorney will never again have the trust of the client (as well as the reverse.) Attorneys determine case strategy,and an attorney can withdraw if there is an major difference in strategy. Here the attorney many not...

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  4. Does it matter if the other party subpoenas your witness, not knowing they are your witness?

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    2. Robert Bruce Kopelson
    3. Brandy Ann Peeples
    3 attorney answers

    If she's a non-party, they have a right to depose her. If she's "your" witness, they aren't going to like her testimony.

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  5. Playing the game with w/c insurance company -2 herniated disks+spinal stenosis...lawyers not responding,what to do???

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    2. Burton A. Padove
    3. Scott Douglas Camassar
    4. William Walter Hurst
    5. Robert Bruce Kopelson
    5 attorney answers

    Send your attorney a certified letter, requesting that he contact you immediately, and set up a conference. It is difficult from your post to guess what is going on, and you do have right to meet with your attorney and get questions answered.

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  6. Can I be charged with a hit and run or worse?

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Malosack Berjis
    2. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    3. Ross Carl Goodman
    4. Daniel Alexander Jimenez
    5. John Noah Kitta
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    Since you left a note, and the damage was minor, it would be highly unusual for you to be charged with anything. Presumably, you left your card so that the car owner can be compensated, and that negates an intent on your part to avoid liability by running.

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  7. What's worse to have, a reckless driving or a DWI?

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Eric Edward Rothstein
    2. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    3. Richard C. Southard
    4. Zev Goldstein
    5. Frank Mascagni III
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    This is like asking which is better lung cancer or a cold. From an employment standpoint, a DUI will follow you around for many years and could prevent you from obtaining certain jobs including those that involve driving for a living, and even public employment. From a social stigma standpoint, when people learn that you had a DUI (and they will) the automatically look down on you and question your judgment. From a criminal point of you, a DUI can result in stiffer penalties should you...

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  8. I NEED A GOOD GAY LAWYER

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    2. Jayson Lutzky
    3. Maria C. Tebano
    4. Dana P. Shaffner
    4 attorney answers

    Lawyers are rarely gay. Most of us work to hard, and barely have time to smile. Finding a happy lawyer may be an impossible task : ) . I truly hope that we have passed the point in time, where we choose lawyers based upon their sexual orientation. I answered this question the other day. You need to hire an attorney who can sought out what is going on here. You may have a claim to the house. Did your partner leave a will. I'm sure there a lot of lawyers - gay and straight - then can...

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  9. Can I do lawsuit against Veternarian that had my cat on IV fluid for kidney failure over night no staff watch cat died alone?

    Answered 4 months ago.

    1. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    2. Christian K. Lassen II
    3. Kevin Coluccio
    4. Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
    5. Brian Curtis Pascale
    5 attorney answers

    Sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, in New York suing a vet for malpractice is incredibly difficult. First you need a Vet willing to testify against the other. That may in this case require an necropsy (animal autopsly) to determine the cause of death. Then the fact that the law only permits you to collect as damages the value of the cat (monetary not emotional). Since there is no chance for a positive monetary recovery, attorneys will not handle these on a contingency basis. Figure an...

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  10. If I can not appear to court due to weather issues and no transportation I have an attorney what will happen ?

    Answered 3 months ago.

    1. Eric Edward Rothstein
    2. Jeffrey Bruce Gold
    3. Joseph A Lo Piccolo
    4. Marco Caviglia
    5. Arkady Bukh
    5 attorney answers

    Given that some areas of Suffolk have 30 inches of snow and many roads are not plowed, you should be ok IF you reach your attorney and tell him whats going on, and failing that contact the Court and advise them of what is happening with your transportation. Follow up in writing.

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