Suffern, NY
Personal injury Lawyer at Suffern, NY
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +3 more
This is a difficult case. Based on what you've posted, it's not certain that malpractice was committed. Even if liability was established, your...
As Mr. Horner indicates, the court is ultimately in control of it's calender and as long as there is no abuse in that discretion, it can certainly...
As indicated, you need to confirm the decision via petition pursuant to CPLR Art. 75. Using article 75 implies this is a state court matter. Is...
What are your damages? Unless the delay in diagnosis aggravated the condition in some way, the doctor's bad bedside manner is not the basis for a...
Not sure why your employer refuses to cooperate. I don't believe there are any remedies per se under no-fault regulations. Your option may be to...
Please take a look at CPLR Sec. 205(a).
120 days is not 4 months, it is 120 days. That being said, your service of the original and amended complaints seem timely. Is the defendant...
You are comparing apples to oranges. In your case, you have to prove a serious injury pursuant to insurance regulations where the person that fell...
Yes. In fact it is never advisable to leave the scene of an accident with out having the police respond just for this reason. The other driver...
The answer is "yes", there is always a possibility you can found to be at fault. I suggest that you put your insurance carrier on notice of a...
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