When any New York family loses a loved one in an accident that was caused by the negligence of another party, they will likely not only suffer an emotional loss, but they could also face financial instability. They might have grounds for a wrongful death lawsuit...
Month: December 2017
Trusts can be used to ensure pet care after the owner’s death
The primary concern for New York people who have estate plans in place is likely their loved ones and family members. Some draft only wills, others create trusts. One part of the family that many people forget to include in their plans is their pets, even though they...
Doctors can identify hidden injuries caused by car accidents
Personal injuries suffered in automobile crashes form a significant portion of all civil lawsuits filed in New York. However, many people feel fortunate to have been spared serious injuries when they see no visible broken bones or gushing blood in car accidents -- not...
Who can expect to receive copies of wills when loved ones die?
In many ways, real life is entirely removed from what we see on TV and in the movies. For instance, the dramatized reading of wills in the movies is purely done to create drama because no law says a will must be read with all beneficiaries present. Upon the death of a...
Pit bull attack leads to premises liability lawsuit
While many of the dogs New York homeowners keep do not pose any threat to others, certain dog breeds are known to be dangerous. Owners of those breeds are expected to take extra care to protect visitors to their homes from being bitten by their dogs. Unfortunately,...
Can money-back guarantees end surgical medical malpractice?
Patients who leave New York hospitals after surgical procedures should not have to cope with complications. A program called the Dr. Robert Bree Collaborative was established with the aim to get participating hospitals to guarantee their procedures and offer...