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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Expert Witnesses: Why Do You Need Them for Your Accident Case?
Under New York law, the vast majority of witnesses are not permitted to give opinions as to various key aspects […]
