Brooklyn, NY
Personal injury Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Slip and Fall Accident ... +2 more
It sounds as though you are interested in knowing whether (1) an injured party is still covered under another's homeowner's policy even where the...
You may be entitled to no-fault coverage, which is essentially medical coverage for parties injured in a car accident, but that remains to be seen...
The length of time is so long for various reasons, all of which may or may not factor into your case. But based on where you are posting from I'd...
If you are not looking to make a claim through the collision portion of your policy (which you may not have purchased in light of your description...
Mr. Rothstein offers excellent advice. Re-post and hold off on discussing the matter with the AG until you receive counsel. Good luck.
As long as the other driver or her mother have a version of the events that places blame on your vehicle, even if not plausible, the prudent thing...
The short answer is yes, but it really depends on the medical office. Many offices will fight the denial and take on your no fault carrier while...
Short answer: Yes. In order to recover against a landlord or person responsible for property you must show that a defective condition existed, ...
I think we've been down this road before, but... 1. Is it an ERISA plan? Ask your lawyer to find out. 2. Assuming you don't negotiate...
I echo Mr. Rothstein's questions: Unless your HMO is qualified pursuant to federal ERISA law, they are not entitled to a lien. And what is an...
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