A motorcyclist injured in New York by the negligence of a motor vehicle operator has the right to sue. Unlike automobile accidents, the motorcyclist does not have to prove a serious injury. Also, the motorcyclist is not entitled to no-fault benefits. The motorcyclist can sue the operator of the vehicle who is negligent for pain…
In New York, the definition for serious injury includes death, dismemberment, significant disfigurement, a fracture, loss of a fetus, a permanent consequential limitation of use of a part of the body, a significant limitation of use of a body function, or an injury that prevents you from performing your usual activities for at least 90…
In New York, if a worker is injured and it’s due to the failure of the employer to provide proper safeguards or safety equipment, there may be a viable lawsuit against a third party. If you collect on workers’ compensation and need to file a lawsuit against a third party, you may have to reimburse…
