If the person who is injured is partly at fault for the accident or, as it’s called in the law, negligent, they still may have the right to sue. The recovery is reduced by the percentage of fault that was found to be on their part by the jury at trial. If it’s likely that…
In New York State, no-fault insurance refers to the insurance on a motor vehicle that covers the occupants if they are injured in a collision. It does not cover anything but personal injury damages. The benefits in New York under the no-fault coverage include lost wages up to 80% and payment of medical bills, including…
In New York, the insurance companies fight cases brought against their insureds. Part of the way they do this is by videotaping surreptitiously people who claim to be injured. What they are looking for is videotape showing that you are doing things that you say you cannot do. It is no problem to be videotaped….
