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Good Communication is Key

July 17, 2015

Among the top fears of potential clients is that he or she will retain an attorney who turns out to be unresponsive. For clients unfamiliar with our practice, this is an understandable concern. Indeed, a top complaint of personal injury clients is that their lawyers don’t return their calls. We Understand Your Pain Greenstein & ... Read More

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Hot Coffee—Not so Frivolous

July 17, 2015

Perhaps the most infamous product liability lawsuit in U.S. history is the 1994 case of Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants. Comedians and late-show hosts had a lot of fun with this case, which many media outlets portrayed as a frivolous lawsuit. “It’s coffee, of course it’s hot,” went the refrain of the day. Insurance companies jumped on ... Read More

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Nursing Homes and Dental Hygiene Neglect

July 16, 2015

Do you have a loved one in a nursing home? Although you probably did your research beforefinding a facility you trust, it’s important to check in periodically and ensure the staff is taking proper care of its residents. Staffers and residents change over time, and other factors can affect the care your loved one gets ... Read More

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[Legal Dictionary] Definition of Disability

July 15, 2015

If you’re considering filing a lawsuit after an injury, the term “disability” may figure prominently in your case. Under New York law, a disability is the inability to engage in “substantial gainful activity” because of a physical or mental impairment. The gainful activity referred to is not limited to work. Your enjoyment of hobbies, sports ... Read More

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Are All Personal Injury Lawyers the Same

July 14, 2015

Imagine that you had a broken arm and a friend referred you to a psychiatrist for treatment. What?! That’s what it’s like when people suggest that all attorneys are the same. Like doctors, all attorneys have to complete basic coursework and pass an intensive exam that allows them to work in the field. From there, ... Read More

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[Legal Dictionary] Definition of Endangerment

July 13, 2015

Endangerment, under New York law, means to behave in a way that puts others at risk of harm such as injury or death. Endangerment refers to conduct that’s reckless or careless; behavior that’s likely to cause bodily harm to another person. Examples of Endangerment An example of endangerment would be a motorist driving above the ... Read More

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