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When you go to the doctor, you expect answers. You expect treatment that improves your condition, not worsens it. But every year, patients across New York are left with devastating injuries due to medical negligence. From overlooked diagnoses to surgical errors, the consequences can be life-… Read more
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Working in a restaurant, whether as a server, cook, dishwasher, bartender, host, or manager, can be fast-paced and rewarding work, but it can also come with unpredictable hours, demanding customers, and sometimes confusing or even illegal employment practices. In California, restaurant workers… Read more
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After you have suffered one or more injuries at a construction site, a flood of money and medical issues can confront you daily. One of the issues you may face is to answer the question, “Do I need an attorney after a construction accident?” Although the answer to the question varies depending on a… Read more
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To file a civil lawsuit for a personal injury case, you must prove at least one other party committed one or more acts of negligence. For a car accident lawsuit, you must demonstrate the driver of the other vehicle committed an act of negligence, such as texting and driving or speeding through a… Read more
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Losing a job is never easy, but understanding your rights regarding severance packages can help you navigate this challenging time. A severance package is often offered to employees who are laid off, terminated, or voluntarily leave their positions. Severance packages can be a critical… Read more
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Orthopedic surgery is a specialized field that focuses on diagnosing, treating, and repairing issues related to the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Millions of Americans undergo orthopedic procedures every year, and while many of these… Read more
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Mobile homeowners are in a unique legal position. They own their homes but often lease the home's property. This means they are both treated like homeowners and renters. This can lead to some unexpected legal interactions. Because they fall into this curious legal crack, mobile homeowners are… Read more
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According to an American Housing Survey, almost half of all American households have at least one set of stairs inside their homes. Stairs are generally a necessity for homes with multiple floors, but they also can pose a serious safety hazard. Every year, millions of Americans sustain injuries as… Read more
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According to the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI), falls result in more than eight million hospital emergency room visits each year, which represents the leading cause of emergency room visits in the United States. Trips and falls account for a substantial percentage of hospital emergency… Read more
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The Metropolitan Transport Authority (MTA) is the largest public transit authority in the US. According to New York State government figures, the MTA employs approximately 75,000 people, with around 30,000 working for the Department of Subways alone. Subway employees include track workers, train… Read more
