I have a bad dental implant. I signed a waiver and got my money back. Can I still sue?
If you signed a waiver then you likely waived your right to sue the dentist (otherwise what would the point of the waiver be?). Regardless, given...
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If you signed a waiver then you likely waived your right to sue the dentist (otherwise what would the point of the waiver be?). Regardless, given...
A landlord is required to maintain its property in a reasonably safe condition and will be held responsible for any harm caused by dangerous...
Yes, you will probably be deemed at fault for hitting the other vehicle in the rear (even if you were trying to change lanes at the time). As my...
Yes you can under a legal doctrine called Loss of Sepulcher. The statute of limitations on any such case would be three (3) years. Here's an...
I'm unaware of any causal connection between benzodiazepines and heart attacks, or not tapering someone off benzos and heart attacks (but defer to...
Unless you suffered a permanent injury, the time and expense of a malpractice lawsuit would not be justified.
As my colleague correctly advised, you might be able to file a claim for workers' compensation benefits if you end up contracting COVID. Here's...
As my colleagues correctly advised, you probably have nothing to worry about. New York does not recognize a cause of action for alienation of...
Whether the landlord is responsible for a dog bite committed by a tenant's dog depends will depend on whether the dog had vicious propensities...
Medicaid will assert a lien against any recovery in your lawsuit. Your attorney should find out the amount in advance of any settlement...