When multiple parties cause your injury, New York’s joint and several liability rules determine how damages are allocated and collected.
What Is Joint and Several Liability?
What Is Joint and Several Liability?
How New York's Modified System Works
How New York’s Modified System Works
Contribution and Indemnification Between Defendants
Contribution and Indemnification Between Defendants
Frequently asked questions
If multiple parties caused my injury but only one has insurance, can I still recover full compensation?
If multiple parties caused my injury but only one has insurance, can I still recover full compensation?
What happens if I settle with one defendant but want to continue my case against others?
What happens if I settle with one defendant but want to continue my case against others?
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