New York, NY
Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Personal Injury
It sounds like this will not be an issue. You tried to do the right thing.
You should re-contact the police officer and also report the claim to your insurance company asap.
Agreed. If the party did not have enough insurance then they probably be judgment proof, meaning you could get a judgment against them but could...
It does sound like a property damage claim.
If you weren’t injured, there is no personal injury lawsuit and the same goes for suing the chair manufacturer, which would also be very expensive.
The usual SOL is 3 years for a non-municipal defendant. During the Covid crisis, the SOL had been suspended but now that has been lifted.
The plaintiff has the Burden of Proof.
The first and most important step is to contact your insurance company. They will pay his medical benefits regardless of fault, this the NYS No...
You can sue but without permanent injuries, the amount of recovery would be insignificant if any.
A Notice for Deposition is not binding absent a court order. You can serve it bit it will most likely be ignored by the defendant.
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