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Understanding Negligent Security Injury Claims In New York
As someone who has spent years helping injury victims throughout New York, I’ve seen firsthand how violent acts can leave more than just physical wounds. Whether it’s an assault in a parking garage, an attack in a hotel hallway, or a robbery at an apartment complex, what many people don’t realize is that these… Read More »
Can Injured Passengers Sue For Damages In New York?
When you’re riding as a passenger in someone else’s vehicle, the last thing you expect is to end up injured in a car crash. But accidents happen every day in New York, and passengers often suffer serious injuries through no fault of their own. I’ve spoken with many clients in Fishkill and throughout the… Read More »
Should You Consider A Buyout Of Your Spouse’s Interest In Your Medical Practice?
Divorce is difficult for any professional, but when a medical practice is involved, the stakes are even higher. A medical practice is not just another asset—it is a career, a livelihood, and, in many cases, a life’s work. In New York, a business established during a marriage is generally considered marital property, even if… Read More »
Can I Avoid Jail Time If Arrested For Drunk Driving?
Being arrested for drunk driving in New York is a serious matter, and one of the first concerns many people have is whether they will have to serve jail time. New York’s DWI laws impose strict penalties, but not every case results in incarceration. The outcome depends on several factors, including blood alcohol concentration… Read More »
What If I Was Hit By An Uninsured Driver In New York?
Getting into a car accident is stressful, but it becomes even more complicated when the at-fault driver does not have insurance. In New York, every driver is required by law to carry auto insurance, but that does not mean everyone follows the rules. If you were hit by an uninsured driver, you may be… Read More »
Do I Need A Lawyer To File A Personal Injury Lawsuit in New York?
Filing a personal injury lawsuit after an accident can be overwhelming. Medical bills pile up, insurance companies delay payments, and the stress of recovery only adds to the burden. Many people wonder if they can handle a claim on their own or if hiring a personal injury lawyer is necessary. While the law does… Read More »
How To Prove Your Injury Meets The New York Serious Injury Threshold
After a car accident in New York, you may assume that the at-fault driver’s insurance will compensate you for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. However, New York’s no-fault insurance laws limit when an injured person can file a lawsuit against the responsible party. To pursue compensation beyond basic no-fault benefits, your… Read More »
Who Can Be Held Responsible In A Rideshare Accident?
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have changed the way people get around, but when an accident happens, determining who is responsible can be complicated. Unlike traditional car accidents, where liability often falls on one of the drivers involved, rideshare accidents introduce additional factors that can impact who is held accountable. Multiple parties may… Read More »
Protecting Your Medical Practice During Divorce Proceedings In New York
Divorce is a high-stakes legal process, but when one or both spouses own a medical practice, the stakes become even higher. In New York, professional practices are considered marital assets, making them subject to equitable distribution laws under Domestic Relations Law § 236(B). If you own a medical practice, protecting your business, income, and… Read More »
How To Challenge Evidence In Drug Possession Cases In New York
Facing a drug possession charge in New York can be overwhelming, but the prosecution’s case is only as strong as the evidence against you. The key to fighting these charges is understanding how to challenge the evidence effectively. New York law places specific requirements on law enforcement when collecting and handling evidence. If they… Read More »