It is a rare person who gets enthusiastic from the beginning about filing for bankruptcy. Rather, people who struggle with debt tend to try other solutions first. For example, they may cut back on spending, take in a roommate to help pay rent or transfer...
Month: May 2018
Staged car accidents mean big losses for insurers
When a driver is involved in an accident, even if no one is injured, there may seem to be no end to the hassles of getting estimates for car repairs, dealing with insurance adjusters and waiting to get one's vehicle back on the road. However, for some, this is all in...
Truck accident defense following fatal collision
In New York and across the country, truck accidents often raise high emotions because of their devastating effects. Litigation related to these accidents can be complex, involving many parties and testimony about technical aspects of a vehicle's safety features and...
Insurance company faces backlash for coverage changes
A trip to a New York emergency room used to be a cause of great anxiety. Rushing a child or a loved one to the ER typically meant his or her health was in serious or grave danger. In recent years, however, with the cost of health care and insurance ever rising, more...
NRA broker violated insurance law with gun liability policy
New York residents carry a variety of insurance plans for protection against many unforeseen circumstances. In addition to health, life and auto insurance, some own insurance for their apartments, pets and even computers. Until recently, New Yorkers could also buy...
Defending nursing homes from charges of emotional neglect
Providing quality care for residents in nursing homes seems to be more difficult in recent years. New York families are increasingly disappointed in the attention their loved ones receive, and legal counsel are spending more time defending nursing homes from...