Bronx New York Personal Injury Blogs
What is a “Lien” on a Personal Injury Case?
Imagine this: You and your family have fought long and hard, along with your personal injury lawyer, to win your accident lawsuit and have finally
What is the “Collateral Source Rule” and How Does it Affect My Personal Injury Case?
In New York personal injury and medical malpractice litigation, injured victims are entitled to ask a jury to award various items of damages (i.e., compensation),
The Jury Verdict in My Personal Injury Trial was in My Favor. Why Have the Defendants Not Paid Yet?
Imagine the following scenario, which is quite common in Bronx personal injury lawsuits: After years of litigation, your personal injury case finally comes up for
My Personal Injury Lawyer Recommended that I Take my Personal Injury Case to “Arbitration”. What is “Arbitration” and How Does it Work?
In the vast majority of personal injury lawsuits, the threat of a jury trial is a powerful tool against defendants and their insurance companies. The
My Child Has Been Injured at a New York City School. Can I Sue the City of New York for Compensation?
When parents send their children to school, they generally assume that they will be properly monitored, kept safe and protected from harm. Inevitably, however, New
Justice Denied: President Trump’s Immigration Policies Effectively Close the Courthouse Doors to Immigrants
Whatever you think about President Trump, it is undeniable that he has kept his campaign promise to stringently – and, in many cases, cruelly –
The Benefits of Medicaid Expansion Under Obamacare to New York Personal Injury Plaintiffs
Among the hallmarks of President Barack Obama’s signature piece of healthcare legislation – known officially as The Affordable Care Act, but most-commonly referred to as
I’ve Won my Personal Injury Trial. Is My Case Over? Do the Defendants Have to Pay?
According to just about every television show or Hollywood movie ever made about a legal case of any kind (including personal injury cases), once a
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