How would this situation work in a personal injury lawsuit?

Assuming the defect is still present and unchanged, your best bet may be to get an expert (engineer, for instance) to opine that the defect had to...

I have a no fault claims and now getting the bills after no fault paid the physical therapist. Pt bills me what no fault not pay

New York no-fault regulations do not permit health providers to "balance bill" no-fault patients. This is true even if the insurance carrier denies...

Licensed 17 year old driver gives permission to a 15 yr old to drive without him in it. car lands in a ditch. who is at fault

There is more than a simple yes or no answer to this one. As a general rule, parents are not liable for the negligent or intentional acts of their...

Fell down a subway grate in new york...now have athletic publagia, ischial tuberosity..leading to no exercise, pain sitting

It's not clear from your question if the accident happened in New York or Pennsylvania. Assuming it was New York and it has been more than 3 years...

As far as your no-fault benefits are concerned, you should put the carrier for the vehicle that struck you on notice and request a no-fault...

When citing rules in a motion do you copy the rules and include the rule

It's always good form to quote a rule you are citing especially if it's clearly supportive or on point. You can do this as an exhibit but it is...

Almost any personal injury attorney will be able to handle this type of case. If by "press charges" you mean bringing a civil action, you should...

Court reassigned Judge due to Judge presiding over another part of case that concluded

Cases can be re-assigned for several reasons. The presiding judge may have been assigned to a new part (commercial, matrimonial), maybe he/she is...

Ballpark figure for car accident in nyc

It sounds like you have some additional questions since yesterday's post. Again, there are unanswered questions that may ultimately effect the...

The easy answer is yes, you can sue. The question is whether or not you have a viable cause of action. The key is whether or not you will be able...