Leandros A. Vrionedes
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Leandros A. Vrionedes's Answers (16)

New York, NY

Personal injury Lawyer at New York, NY

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +2 more

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Can I sue without a lawyer after I was struck by a truck ?

Leandros's answer | Answered on January 10, 2013

Hi Angel, It sounds like you were hurt quite seriously. The best advice to maximize any recovery would be to contact a lawyer as soon as...

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DO I HAVE A CASE?

Leandros's answer | Answered on December 10, 2012

You should speak to an attorney who has previously handled lead poisoning cases. The CDC considers a level up to 10 as normal. 28 is quite high.

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Car accident

Leandros's answer | Answered on November 13, 2012

Yes, you may sue. It sounds like liability falls on the other vehicle. You should call a lawyer immediately to protect your rights. If you would...

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My son was struck by a car outside of his school on wednesday. He was in the icu and suffered a broken arm.

Leandros's answer | Answered on October 27, 2012

The insurance company of the vehicle which struck him will pay the medical bills pursuant to New York's No Fault law. This coverage is separate...

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Slip and fall in bathroom - greater tuberosity fractures in both shoulders, tears, bursitis. Should I sue friend's insurance?

Leandros's answer | Answered on July 10, 2012

I agree with my colleagues. Your friend will be sued in name only and his insurance will provide the coverage for him. Having an attorney is...

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My husband broke his ankle falling down a flight of stairs that didn't have a hand rail there were approx 10 stairs

Leandros's answer | Answered on June 29, 2012

Best to work with an attorney. These type of cases can have complicated legal issues. The insurance company is always looking to pay the least...

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