Can I sue for a bruise?
Statute of limitations in NY is 2 years for Worker's Comp claims. They will pay your medical bills and 2/3 of your loss of pay.
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Statute of limitations in NY is 2 years for Worker's Comp claims. They will pay your medical bills and 2/3 of your loss of pay.
I don't think it would be worth bringing a lawsuit over. You can write a demand letter to the hotel, together with the bill for the anti-itch...
You can sue, but: you are going nowhere without an independent witness. As you mentioned, you did not ask to press charges at the time. You had...
I'm sorry but that's not how this website works: we can answer general questions such as "what is the statute of limitations for this type of...
"Anything" such as what? Are you trying to sue someone? You want to press charges? Get a restraining order? By "ex", is this someone you are...
I'll answer the last question first: No, it' not discrimination, it's evidence. Here's the evidence you need: you need a doctor to be able to say...
Since he was a "permissive driver" he should be covered on your no-fault policy. That will pay the medical bills and time out of work. If your...
Your best bet is to do your own research for your law school assignment questions.
If your own Dr. says you are ready to go back to work, you have to at least try. If you can't, then yes, no-fault does pick up again.
Eleventy jillion dollars. Seriously though, assessment of damages in a personal injury case requires detailed analysis of liability, the injuries,...