Articles Posted in Wrongful Death

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Few people are ever fully prepared to file a lawsuit, let alone a wrongful death claim.

Losing a loved one, after all, entails much more than grief. Grief alone is often enough to make everyday life unrecognizable. Beyond emotional hardship, losing a loved one also means losing a critical pillar of support. Funerals can cost substantial amounts of money, and reconfiguring your finances to account for a loss of income could make an unwelcome change seem inevitable.

However, no amount of money can ever compensate for the loss of a parent, spouse, or child; however, filing a product liability lawsuit may serve a greater purpose. Negotiating a settlement could provide a means to guarantee your financial stability or present an opportunity to ensure that a negligent company is compelled to reform, thereby protecting others from enduring the unthinkable.

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Product manufacturers and retailers have responsibilities beyond the market.

If you buy a new product, you have a legal right to expect that it will work safely and as advertised. However, it is no secret that manufacturers cut corners, sometimes because they had no reason to believe that a particular component was defective, and sometimes because they prioritize cost-cutting and profitability over consumers’ well-being. In either case, you should never have to feel like you are on the line for a corporation’s mistake.

Under New York law, you could be entitled to file a product liability lawsuit against the person or party who caused your injuries. Aside from recovering damages for your economic losses, you could also obtain compensation for emotional pain, suffering, and hardship.

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Chiropractors are licensed and extensively trained health professionals who treat conditions related to the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. Most chiropractors pay special attention to the spine and use massages, pressure, and other forms of manual therapy to help patients overcome chronic pain and discomfort. Some experts still question the science behind chiropractic medicine, though much of this skepticism has receded in recent years.

In total, approximately 35 million Americans of all ages and backgrounds visit chiropractors at least once a year. Many of these visits have more to do with general fitness and personal health concerns than physical trauma. However, if you have been injured in an accident, a chiropractor could do more than you might expect. Aside from the oft-cited benefits of chiropractic treatment, any steps you take toward recovery could help you build a better, stronger personal injury claim.

Chiropractic Medicine, The Prevalence Of Pain, And Personal Injury Accidents

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If you have the law on your side, you should not have to think twice about sitting down for insurance negotiations or taking your claim all the way to court.

However, reaching an agreement is often easier said than done.

You might have evidence, and an at-fault driver or negligent landlord could have admitted that their mistake caused your injuries, but instead of receiving a check in the mail, you could find your follow-up calls unanswered and your emails outright ignored. Even if you receive an offer that seems generous, it may be for significantly less than your case is actually worth.

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If your child was seriously injured in an accident that was not their fault, deciding to go to court is often easier said than done.

Even if you are confident that the law is on your side, filing claims, sifting through paperwork, and keeping tabs on a dozen different deadlines is exhausting, especially when your mind is on your child and their future, not insurance negotiations and fine print.

You do not have to choose between your child’s rights and your family’s time to heal.

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Can You Afford The Cost Of Recovery?

The cost of health care is only going up.

Year after year, hospital bills and medical debt force more Americans into bankruptcy than any other expense. Even if you are one of the 305.2 million people in this country with health insurance of some type, recovering from a serious injury almost always necessitates some form of sacrifice.

6-10-25-burn-injury-300x200Most burns happen in and around the home and result from minor mistakes.

However, even when burns are accidental, they cannot—and should not—always be blamed on the victim. In some cases, family friends, property owners, and event organizers assume a measure of responsibility for your safety when they put you near anything that could cause serious injury. If their negligence caused your accident, they could be liable for its costs.

Here’s what you need to know about burn injuries and liability:

4-29-25-do-do-not-300x129If you’ve been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you shouldn’t be left paying the costs out of your pocket. Under New York state law, accident victims often have a right to recover damages from the person or party who caused their injuries. Depending on the circumstances of your accident, you could be entitled to significant compensation, both for your existing losses and your long-term needs.

However, the steps you take after being involved in an accident could impact your claim’s chances of success. Here’s what to do—and what to avoid—after being injured in a New York personal injury accident:

5 Steps To Take After An Accident

4-9-25-liability-waiver-300x200Liability waivers differ in language and terms, but most serve a similar purpose: protecting at least one party from legal claims resulting from accidental injury. If you sign a waiver, you are, in effect, relinquishing your right to file a lawsuit or initiate other legal action.

Making Sense of Liability Waivers

Most liability waivers contain the following components:

4-2-25-workplace-safety-300x189Everyone in the United States has a right to a safe workplace.

Although some occupations are inherently more dangerous than others, you shouldn’t have to worry about unexpected hazards in your workplace that you haven’t been trained to manage. If you’ve been injured because of an unsafe condition at work, you don’t have to settle for an apology and empty promises.

The Role of Employers in Providing a Safe Workplace

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