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You suspect a medical error in New York — how a case like that actually gets checked
Something about the treatment does not add up, and nobody at the hospital will say what....
Construction accidents in New York — how Scaffold Law §240 protects workers and what compensation you can recover
Scaffold Law §240 and §241(6) give New York construction workers the protection of strict liability against...
Slip and fall on a NYC sidewalk — who is responsible and how to recover compensation
Slipped on an icy sidewalk or tripped over broken pavement in New York? NYC §7-210 sets...
Credit Union Membership — Member-Owner for Every Stage of Life
At a bank you are a customer; at a credit union you are a member and...
Struck by a car as a pedestrian in New York — who pays when the driver flees or has no insurance
No car, no policy, and a vehicle just knocked you down. In New York that is...
Nursing home vs assisted living in New York — resident rights and what to do when neglect occurs
How do you choose between a nursing home and assisted living for a senior in New...
Private Student Loans — How to Finance College in the USA With Confidence
When scholarships and federal aid do not cover the full cost of college, a private student...
Filing deadlines for injury claims in New York and New Jersey — when a claim expires for good
Court calendars show no mercy to latecomers. New York allows three years to sue, New Jersey...
Your rights after medical malpractice in New York — deadlines, procedures and proof
In New York you have 2.5 years to file after medical malpractice. Learn how to prove...
Fall in a store, supermarket or stairwell — how to prove the owner’s fault in New York
"You should have watched your step," they tell you — while the security system overwrites the...
