Understanding Bifurcated Trials in New York Injury Cases

A tolling agreement can pause the statute of limitations clock while you negotiate with an insurance company or defendant—but only if you understand what you’re signing.

How contingency fee arrangements work in New York personal injury cases and what you should know about legal fees before hiring an attorney.

How healthcare providers secure payment from your settlement when they treat you on a lien basis after an injury.

Expert witnesses play a crucial role in personal injury and medical malpractice cases—here’s what you need to know about how they help prove your claim.

What you post online during your injury case can be used against you—here’s what New York injury victims need to know about social media and their claim.

When a child causes an accident that injures you, understanding New York law regarding parental liability and minors’ capacity can help clarify your legal options.

A look at how this legal doctrine can help prove negligence when the exact cause of an injury is unknown but the circumstances speak for themselves.

When someone else’s employee or agent causes your injury, you may be able to hold their employer or principal legally responsible under New York’s vicarious liability rules.