You should immediately consult with an attorney who routinely handles medical malpractice claims in the state where you received this treatment. ...

Yes. If the civilian car was negligent in some way, the police department and any officers in the accident would have most of the same rights as...

You should immediately consult with an attorney who handles Workers' Compensation cases in your area, which appears to be NY. The short answer to...

Contact an attorney who handles negligence cases in your area. If there actually was negligent supervision, you're describing injuries that are...

If you injured your shoulder while working, then you may have a valid claim for workers' compensation benefits on the basis of that injury,...

You should file your workers' compensation claim immediately with the Workers' Compensation board if you have not already done so, and should...

Yes, you can still sue the other driver, assuming your injuries meet the threshold for serious injury under the no-fault statute. The fact that...

Absolutely. "Negligent supervision" is a valid basis for a recovery, and a broken arm is an injury significant enough to justify litigation. You...

At the risk of sounding sarcastic, I think the most realistic answer is that anyone can sue anyone else for anything; the big question is whether...

If you were classified with a permanent partial or permanent total disability, then it is possible that your case could be settled with something...