Have a prior lawsuit will not damage your credibility - testifying under oath that it never happened (or denying any prior injuries when your...

As my colleagues have all correctly advised, the statute of limitations on any possible litigation has long since expired. If you are still...

Sorry to hear what you've been going through. As disheartening as your orthopedist's actions might be, they arguably do not constitute...

Sorry to hear what happened to you. There are two facets to every malpractice case - a departure from the standard of care and causation between...

As my colleague correctly advised, report the matter to the Department of Health and ask for a refund. Absent an injury, there'd be no reason for...

Sorry to hear what happened to you. Without minimizing what you went through, an allergic reaction to Lisinoprol, without more, would not justify...

Sorry to hear what happened to your son. Teachers, acting in loco parentis, are certainly authorized to use some level of force if they reasonably...

As my colleagues have all advised, you have a solid case on liability. Whether you can recover damages for your pain and suffering will depend on...

As my colleague correctly advised, sounds like you both bear some fault for the happening of this incident. Although the other vehicle should not...

The statute of limitations on medical malpractice lawsuits in New York is 2.5 years from the date of malpractice. Which means the statute of...