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Statute of Limitations For Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim in New York State
Medical malpractice victims typically must file claims within 2 years and 6 months of the incident. However, there are certain exceptions to this statute of limitations, such as cases involving cancer misdiagnosis, foreign objects, and more. Call an attorney to learn more.
Avoid These 3 Common Mistakes Following an Auto Accident
The aftermath of an auto accident can be disorienting, but don’t jeopardize your personal injury claim by admitting fault, failing to contact the police, or waiting too long to take action. Call an experienced attorney right away to discuss your options for pursuing compensation.
Personal Injuries in the Workplace: What You Need to Know
If you suffer a serious workplace injury, you have the option to pursue a third-party lawsuit against the entity that failed to ensure your safety. Talk to a skilled personal injury attorney to learn more about your options for obtaining compensation following a workplace injury.
3 Signs That You May Have Been a Victim of Employment Discrimination
It can be hard to definitively say whether you’ve been the victim of employment discrimination. If you’re a member of a protected class and your employer has taken adverse action against you, talk to an experienced attorney to discuss your options.
Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim for Birth-Related Injury in New York
If your child was injured during the birthing process due to the negligent actions of a medical worker, you may be able to pursue a medical malpractice claim to obtain the compensation and peace of mind you deserve. Contact a skilled attorney to discuss your options.
