Ryan M. Finn’s Answers

Workers compensation does not prohibit a suit against the third party, but, in order to bring a claim for pain and suffering you will need to prove a serious injury, which may be difficult. Make sure you promptly seek medical attention and consult with a lawyer right away. Best of luck. Ryan Finn Rfinn@hackermurphy.com Serving clients throughout New York State

If the truck that hit you was not owned by your employer, then you may have a claim. You should consult with an attorney very soon to protect your rights. Ryan Finn rfinn@hackermurphy.com Serving clients throughout New York State

Very difficult to ascertain as each case turns on its own set of facts. Assuming full liability though, certainly this is a significant case worth considerable money. If you have an attorney you should ask him/her for guidance. If you do not have an attorney you should definitely hire one immediately off of the avvo website as this is way too involved for a pro se. Best of luck, Ryan Finn rfinn@hackermurphy.com

These cases are tough. Given the severity of the injury it is worth exploring but this is not an easy case. Was the poor condition of the field a recurrent problem or did weather or other factors make it abnormally dangerous during this particular game? Were there prior injuries on this field? Prior complaints about the field condition? These and many other questions will determine whether there is a claim. Also, please note that a notice of claim must be promptly filed in order to...

I agree with the other attorneys that responded. I would add that, since you put the store on notice and took pictures of your injuries, then at least you documented the occurrence, and, assuming you can get a doctor to causally relate your injuries to the occurrence, the case may have some value. Best of luck.

You can sue. The question becomes if it is worth the time effort and expense. With a sprained wrist I would say no. Best of luck.

These cases can be very difficult to unwind. Report to your insurance company immediately. If you have personal injuries you should consult with a NJ lawyer immediately.

Assuming you have injuries then it sounds like you could prove liability. You would want to sue the other driver as well. Best of luck. Ryan Finn Rfinn@hackermurphy.com Serving clients throughout New York State

You need to get your medical needs taken care of and then need to consult with a PI lawyer right away. Best of luck.

No. You need to show that the physician performed below the standard of care expected in the profession. This needs to be proven by an expert witness.