What Mr. Feraru said is accurate. Pain alone is not worth anything. In NY motor vehicle accidents, what needs to be shown is one o more of the...

You sue both. A driver is responsible. Also an owner is usually responsible for the acts of its driver, with the typical exception being that the...

It is impossible to know exactly what sorts of questions you should be asking, but a few general questions would be: 1. What are the policy limits...

I agree with the above that unsworn (or unaffirmed) statements is likely not perjury. I have cut and paste a part of the definitions section of NY...

It’s hard to know the answer to your question “Will (you) win.” But I will offer this: I wouldn’t worry about the other person’s supposed lawyers....

Everything Mr. Velonis said is likely correct. Moreover if you settle for the policy limit of $100,000 your expenses are capped at whatever they...

One of the answers above is inaccurate on its face. A statute of limitation IS specifically tolled by a defendant's absence from NYS for four or...

Yours sounds more like a philosophical or rhetorical question, but it is one that we plaintiff's lawyers deal with every day. In some ways,...

Forgetting about the value of the damages, the simple answer is YES, you can sue. However, the real the question is CAN YOU RECOVER MONEY from a...

Although liability on cases like this may be difficult, under the right circumstances, you may be able to do so. My office has recently resolved a...