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Who Pays for Accidents at Car Dealerships?

Aug 11, 2015

In a typical car accident, it’s pretty clear who pays for damages. New York’s no-fault insurance laws are specific and reasonably easy to understand. But what if you’re test-driving a vehicle at a dealership, or if a dealership employee is driving your car while it’s in for repairs? Test Driving a Dealer-Owned Vehicle Dealerships carry...
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I Smashed My Fingers in a Dumpster – Can I Sue?

If you smash your fingers using a dumpster, can you sue for damages? As in all personal injury cases, the answer will depend on whose carelessness or negligence caused the injury. There are two things to consider: Could the property of business owner have foreseen the danger? The law requires property owners to take steps...
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How to Reject a Low Personal Injury Settlement Offer and How to Recognize

Aug 10, 2015

How to Reject a Low Personal Injury Settlement Offer (and How to Recognize One in the First Place) You’ve been injured, and are on the road to recovering from the physical damage. While you’re dutifully following your doctor’s orders, you’re awaiting word from the insurance adjuster to see what the insurance company is willing to...
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Whom Do You Sue if You’re Injured on Government Property?

While you’re recovering from an injury, you are likely to replay the events in your mind. You may decide someone else’s carelessness caused your injury, and wonder if you can file a lawsuit to collect compensation for the expenses you have piling up. If your injury happened on government property, such as a park or...
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3 Common Eye Injuries in PE Classes

Aug 07, 2015

3 Common Eye Injuries in PE Classes Physical education is an important part of our children’s’ education. Particularly today, with childhood obesity  at a public health crisis level in the U.S., gym class provides our kids with a lifelong benefit. Unfortunately, it is arguably the class in which a child is most likely to suffer...
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