Bronx New York Personal Injury Blogs
Statutes of Limitation for Infants: More, but Not Unlimited, Time
Statutes of limitation – laws that limit the time within which you can file a lawsuit after you suffer a personal injury accident – are
Interest on Recoveries in Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Cases
The statement “to the victor goes the spoils” is as true in New York personal injury and medical malpractice cases as it is in war.
Social Media and the Personal Injury Case
Social media is ubiquitous in today’s world. It seems that everyone – from children to grandparents – is sharing their daily experiences online for everyone
A Jury Verdict: The Final Word, or a Bargaining Chip?
In today’s New York personal injury and medical malpractice litigation world, the plaintiff’s jury verdict – while a powerful vindication of the plaintiff’s story and
High-Low Agreements: A Good Way to Hedge Risk at Trial
As any smart attorney will tell you, in most cases, accepting a reasonable settlement in your personal injury case is preferable to allowing the case
Governmental Immunity: A Trap for the Unwary
When a municipality – a term for any governmental agency and certain types of government-run organizations – or its agents are negligent and cause harm,
What are Jury Instructions and Why Do They Matter?
Jury instructions, also known as “jury charges” or “the charge” among lawyers, are the written set of instructions that a judge will read to the
Why Can’t My Lawyer Immediately Tell Me What My Personal Injury Case Is Worth?
The most common question that victims of serious personal injuries ask their lawyers when their case begins is: “How much is my case worth?” While
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