How would you classify Property Maintenance Code of New York State, State statutes or municipal ordinances?

As a general guideline, any "law" that is enacted by the New York State Legislature will be considered a "statute". If it is a provision passed...

Can iClub still be held liable for my injuries even though I signed a disclaimer?

The applicability of a "disclaimer" will often boil down to the facts specific to each occurence and, unfortunately, you do not provide sufficient...

There is a difference between bringing a lawsuit, and successfully prosecuting a lawsuit. As you do not state that you suffered any provable...

Can my fiance sue for personal injuries?

As you may have already gathered from the prior responders, your description/question is vague and somewhat confusing. Here is some basic...

Does a settlement (in personal injury) bar the plaintiff from suing lawyer for malpractice? Why or Why Not? Examples

As pointed out by the other responders, the fact that you settled your case does not preclude a malpractice claim against your attorney. The...

A woman sighned a liability waiver to ride her horse on my property. she fell a different horse she didnt have perm. to ride.

As indicated to you by the other responders, it is important that you notify your property liability insurance carrier immediately about the...

Charging Lien and Award

Your description is somewhat vague and missing some important information, most notably when and under what circumstances a retaining lien and/or a...

Injury Lawsuit: Purposely Lied To or Honest Mistake?

Not trying to diminish or belittle your feelings of dissatisfaction with your attorney, and not trying to excuse less than professional and...

If I die due to medical malpractice can I prevent my family from suing if I'm adopted as an adult by another adult?

You certainly pose a unique question. It makes one wonder if you have already suffered injury due to medical malpractice and are pondering if you...

The owner and/or possessor of a property has a duty to maintain it in reasonable good and safe condition, and can be liable to one injured if they...