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How Can Expert Witnesses Help My New York Car Accident Claim?

Personal Injury News | December 10, 2019

What do you picture when someone says the word “witness”? If you are anything like most people, the first thing that comes to mind is probably someone sharing an eyewitness testimony. But did you know that expert witnesses are also often called to take the stand? Especially in auto accident claims with contentions around liability, an…

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Why Do I Need a Lawyer After a New York Auto Accident?

Personal Injury News | December 9, 2019

Many people mistakenly believe that speaking to an attorney is more trouble than it is worth. They may think that they will lose more money than they will gain. Or they may feel like they do not have a “serious enough” case for a lawyer. In reality, there are many different things a personal injury lawyer can…

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What Happens After a Delivery Vehicle Accident?

Personal Injury News | December 9, 2019

Thanks to the power of the internet, our world is now more connected than ever. One of the consequences of this increasing interconnectedness is the continued growth of delivery services across the nation. While we can all appreciate the convenience of getting a package overnighted to us, this brings about a slew of new legal…

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How to Protect Yourself From New York Medical Malpractice

Personal Injury News | December 8, 2019

Choosing a doctor is one of the most important decisions you will ever have to make. After all, when you are entrusting someone with your medical care, you are entrusting them with your life. Unfortunately, not all physicians are as trustworthy as they should be. Do you know how to protect yourself from New York medical…

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How Low Nursing Staff Numbers Impact Care

Personal Injury News | December 6, 2019

Nursing home residents often require a lot of daily care for basic needs, otherwise, they would not be in a nursing home. This is why when nursing homes are understaffed, the quality of care tends to decrease. Fewer staff members on duty mean less care for all residents and more time spent trying to keep…

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