If my employer in NYC has car insurance, can I drive the company car without my own individual policy, and still be covered?
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Answered on May 04, 2017
It is the vehicle that that has insurance coverage--if your employer gives you permission to operate the vehicle there should be no issue. Make...
In New York State, are side rails banned from being used in an Assisted/Senior Living Facility, Sunrise Manor, Glen Cove, NY
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Answered on May 04, 2017
My understanding is that the Dr. must put in his notes that patient rail should be up do to the possibility of falls.
My further understanding is...
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Who pays the medical bills after a settlement is reached?
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Answered on October 15, 2015
Is this an auto accident? If so, no fault pays medical bills up to a certain dollar amount and if no fault benefits have not been exhausted. ...
After closing on a new house, the seller wants money for existing oil in the tank. Do I pay? Today's Price or when they bought?
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Answered on October 15, 2015
This adjustment should have been made at closing. The seller should have presented you with a oil bill showing exactly what oil was in the tank and...
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Do I have a case against Rite Aid? If yes, is it strong enough to potentially hold up in court?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
too costly to start a lawsuit--damages are not there--find out who security guard is employed with (probably outside co.) and file a complaint...
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What type of attorney do I need
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Answered on March 06, 2014
My first question which I expect you to answer yes to--is did you inform your waitstaff that your husband has this allergic reaction to nuts? ...
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I hit 2 cyclist last year on a rural highway, police report stated 100 pct my fault, should I hire a defence lawyer for the suit
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Answered on February 20, 2014
It would be a good idea to seek counsel as your insurance limits sound like they will not make these two cyclists whole--your insurance company...