Questions answered by Constantine D. Buzunis

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I just found a worm in my food at juniors restaurant on Brooklyn NY

Constantine's answer | Answered on December 26, 2012

You should talk to the restaurant manager and ask for a refund for the food you purchased and also ask for some coupons or a credit if you are...

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Are the legalities the same for what are essentially reviews/endorsements regardless of their form and medium distributed on?

Constantine's answer | Answered on December 26, 2012

Your question is somewhat vauge? Who is the author you describe as someone and what is their realtionship to the medium used? What is the medium...

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Can an insurance company, such as Sedgwick CMS be sued for mental anguish or pain and suffering?

Constantine's answer | Answered on December 26, 2012

I am not certain what you are asking? However, you should consult with your primary doctor and also see your social worker or case worker if you...

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I am suing my insurer for bad faith in an UIM in Small Claims,can I subpoena their former atty2testify about the matters?

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 27, 2012

You should continue to try and find an experienced lawyer who will take your case on a contingency fee. As far as taking the other lawyer's...

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A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis in a personal injury case.

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 26, 2012

There are generally no attorney's fees awarded in a personal injury action unless there are attorney fees awarded as sanctions by the court,...

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A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis mishandles the case. The court dismisses the case.

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 26, 2012

Depending on the facts and circumstances the case in which you are involved may allow for the judge to award attorneys to the prevailing party if...

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A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis misstates facts of the case in court filings and makes legal mistakes.

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 26, 2012

This is a very vauge description of the situation. It is difficult to say whether the issues and legal claims involved can be totally resolved by...

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Is intentional obstruction of medical care which lead to physical injuries criminal or civil offense?

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 23, 2012

Possibly both, you need to give more facts, I recommend you consult with an experienced medical malpractice lawyer in your area and they will...

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Can I sue a private general/acute care hospital for personal injury without a lawyer?

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 23, 2012

I would not attempt this on my own, this is a highly specialized area of the law. If you have a legitimate case, you will find a lawyer who will...

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Should I file a law suit against school for school related injury?

Constantine's answer | Answered on March 23, 2012

You should immediately consult with a personal injury attorney in your area that specializes in claims against School Districts. It would seem to...

Constantine D. Buzunis's Answers (853)

I just found a worm in my food at juniors restaurant on Brooklyn NY

Are the legalities the same for what are essentially reviews/endorsements regardless of their form and medium distributed on?

Can an insurance company, such as Sedgwick CMS be sued for mental anguish or pain and suffering?

I am suing my insurer for bad faith in an UIM in Small Claims,can I subpoena their former atty2testify about the matters?

A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis in a personal injury case.

A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis mishandles the case. The court dismisses the case.

A plaintiff’s attorney working on contingent-fee basis misstates facts of the case in court filings and makes legal mistakes.

Is intentional obstruction of medical care which lead to physical injuries criminal or civil offense?

Can I sue a private general/acute care hospital for personal injury without a lawyer?

Should I file a law suit against school for school related injury?