David Anthony Goldstein
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David Anthony Goldstein's Answers (16)

Columbus, OH

Personal injury Lawyer at Columbus, OH

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Insurance, Litigation

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Can I take legal action if I found a tooth in a chicken sandwich from McDonalds?

David's answer | Answered on October 16, 2016

It would be a food adulteration case. You need to establish it was a foreign object not something that may be in a McChicken such as a bone. Also...

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Will my confidentiality be safe in a court of law?

David's answer | Answered on October 16, 2016

If you file an action in Court such as a civil law suit it will be public record available for anyone to view. Your attorney can use his or her...

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Can I get my $1,000 deductible back?

David's answer | Answered on October 16, 2016

If she filed bankruptcy that would have discharged any debt she may have owed unless the accident involved alcohol.

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If a police detective wants to speak with me does that mean he is looking to arrest me?

David's answer | Answered on October 06, 2016

No. however I would hire counsel and discuss the issues with counsel before speaking with anyone including the police

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I live in Dayton Ohio. Walking into Walmart it was raining. Turn left to go to cart area water on the floor slipped and fell.

David's answer | Answered on September 26, 2016

Slip and fall are difficult cases under Ohio law. It makes sense to consult an attorney and determine if you have a case.

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Am I legally obligated to report this since I now know it could be a felony?

David's answer | Answered on September 25, 2016

See attached statute 2921.22 Failure to report a crime or knowledge of a death or burn injury. (A) (1) Except as provided in division (A)(2)...

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