Does a settlement in the underlying action bar Plaintiffs from bringing a suit for legal malpractice?
The following is given, based upon the limited information provided in each scenario: Situation No. 1: This description does not lend itself to...
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The following is given, based upon the limited information provided in each scenario: Situation No. 1: This description does not lend itself to...
Only as a very general discussion, you should be aware that there are two types of claims that your question addresses. First, if the medical...
One of the prior responders gave you a link that will provide helmet requirements, per state or local laws. Having said that, the next question...
From the sound of it, you did not suffer any physical injury to speak of, which is good to hear. Generally, a business proprietor will not be...
The reality is that "anything is possible", but the scenario you provide is, and would be, extremely unusual. Also, in a worse case scenario, the...
Unfortunately, as the other responders have already indicated, you likely have no other recourse to obtain a higher settlement than what MVAIC was...
You raise some distinct legal issues which interplay in the situation involving your mom. First, there is the question of whether your mom's...
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You certainly must be applauded for your brevity. There is a difference between the bringing of a lawsuit and being successful in the bringing of a...
Under NY law, a property owner or possessor has a duty to maintain and/or repair their property in a reasonably safe condition so as to prevent...
In New York, since all medical treatment related to an automobile accident is to be paid by "No-Fault", you can not sue to collect compensation for...
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