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Can I File a Personal Injury Lawsuit if I Signed a Waiver?
When you participate in certain activities, go to the gym, or take athletic classes, you might be asked to sign a document called a liability…
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What Does the Attorney-Client Privilege Mean in a Personal Injury Case?
If you’ve been in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, the first thing you should do after seeking medical treatment is contact a personal…
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What is a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case?
Depositions are a crucial discovery tool in personal injury lawsuits. These question-and-answer sessions allow each party to learn more about the other side's position and…
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What is the Burden of Proof in a Personal Injury Case?
When people hear the phrase “burden of proof,” they often think of the legal standard in criminal cases — “beyond a reasonable doubt.” However, it’s…
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The Work of a Lawyer: What You Don’t See Part Two
One of the things clients may not realize when they consult with a personal injury lawyer is that a lawsuit typically isn’t commenced the moment…
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The Work of a Lawyer: What You Don’t See Part One — The Research and Investigation That Goes Into Building a Case
Most people don’t understand just exactly what a lawyer does when they’re working on a case. In their minds, “lawyering” is what they see on…
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Proving Fault in New York Bicycle Accident
Bicycles can be a great way to get around New York City. In fact, there are hundreds of miles of dedicated bike lanes throughout all…
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Surveillance: How Video Can Help (or Harm) Your Personal Injury Case
In today’s world, video cameras are everywhere. They’re in stores, on the street, on buses, in subway stations, and in just about every public place…
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