So, you received your settlement, and then 'lo and behold', 2 months later, you get the same amount again. What did you think this was, manna from...

My mother is suing two hospitals for my father’s death – one already settled (don’t know the terms as mother is only on the dock

You don't need to sue, since the wrongful death action has already been brought, however, if your father died without a will, the proceeds of the...

The appointment of one potential heir over another does not confer any benefit to that appointee under the rules of intestacy. If the deceased is...

How long does a lawyer & adjuster have to settle a personal injury case?

The Statute of Limitations refers to the time within which the case must be started (typically by the filing of a Complaint). Once the case was...

A judge administratively disposed my personal injury case. Can I refile it although the Statue has run?

If you're case was "marked off" for failure to appear at a Preliminary Conference, you'll have to make a motion to have it restored to the active...

A lot more details would be required. The SOL for wrongful death in NY is two years. However, if the claim is against a Municipal or State...

Can wrongful death suit be filed pro se by appointed administrators if they are the only beneficiaries? New York Nassau County

In NY, administrators typically have no authority to settle a wrongful death action without Court approval (a procedure called a "compromise"). ...

Wife in Wht Plains hosp. for 2 wks,now Burke rehab for 3 wks. After failed clinic procedure. Malpractice?

What was the procedure at the clinic? An unscheduled trip to the ER following a routine outpatient procedure raises a red flag.

Uneven pavement

I agree - and when you talk about suing, you are talking about filing an action in court that will be very time-consuming, costly, will be met with...

Do I have a lawsuit case cause this could of been prevented had they did the stint like they were suppose to?

Having handled cardiac malpractice cases before, this looks to me like it could be a viable case. Obviously, the hospital records would have to be...