In this blog, find the most common injuries patients suffer in nursing homes and how to seek justice with the help of an experienced lawyer.

This guide will explain different workplace injuries in detail and go over the process of seeking workers’ compensation to recover damages.

This essential guide will discuss who covers work injuries in New York and what options are available to employees after an incident.

This article discusses who is responsible for nursing home abuse in New York, along with your rights and options to protect yourself.

This article will define and discuss product liability, those that are eligible to file these lawsuits, and outline the filing process.

This guide contains all of the information that claimants need to know in order to file a nursing home abuse case in the state of New York.

This blog provides readers with an explanation of different asbestos types, along with how to file a lawsuit for mesothelioma in New York.

This blog explains New York’s workers' compensation structure that is designed to help employees who have suffered on-the-job injuries.

This article will explore what steps a claimant should take to successfully prove fault for nursing home abuse in the state of New York.

This article will explain how to file a personal injury lawsuit in the state of New York to receive compensation or recover damages.

This article will offer readers with information about the process of filing a premises liability lawsuit in New York state.

This blog offers readers a step-by-step guide to file a workers’ compensation claim, along with other important information.

Contrecoup injuries are a severe traumatic brain injury can result in very high settlements in personal injury lawsuits.

A catastrophic injury is serious damage to either a specific organ or the entire body which may result in permanent disability.

This article will explain how a settlement offer will reflect the amount of liability a victim may have for causing an auto accident.

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A burn occurs when parts of the body come into direct or indirect contact with heat sources of sufficiently high temperature.

Evidence such as the police report, physical evidence, medical records, and income statements are necessary for a personal injury claim.

Chronologically documenting elements effects of an injury upon a victim's life can be helpful evidence in legal proceedings.

The ability to amend a police report mainly depends on the nature of the inaccuracies or omissions within the police report.