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Posted in Personal Injury on February 11, 2022
Most cases involving personal injury in New York City are based on negligence or negligence per se. These are both legal theories that hold a party financially responsible for damages caused by the party’s conduct. The main difference is whether the party is presumed negligent or the injured victim needs to prove negligence. What is… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on February 2, 2022
In the field of law, there are several different opinions regarding the history of the term “bar.” However, lawyers can’t seem to agree on its roots. The common consensus is that the term was a reference to the furniture that divided courtrooms in medieval Europe. That layout continues to exist in today’s courtrooms. However, instead… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on November 17, 2021
You’ve carefully positioned, adorned, and lit your tree. Now, it’s sitting beautifully in the corner of your living room. The centerpiece of your holiday decor. But is your focal point also a fire hazard? Of course, you’ve heard the stories. You know that Christmas tree fires are a homeowner’s worst nightmare. And yet, these festive… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on November 9, 2021
Have you been involved in an NYC accident resulting from someone else’s negligence? If so, you may be able to pursue compensation for your medical bills and related losses by filing an insurance claim or lawsuit. Additionally, because New York is a no-fault state, if you’re harmed in a car accident, you can seek compensation… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on October 27, 2021
It’s a popular assumption that all those who work in the legal profession are wealthy. This is somewhat of a misconception. True, many lawyers are high-earners, but others struggle to make a decent living. No one should pursue a career as an attorney solely because they wish to earn a lot of money. That said,… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on October 20, 2021
Many courtrooms in New York have a sign on the door outlining clothing items that you cannot wear inside. But New York’s courts do not have a dress code published online. As a result, you might risk contempt of court if you guess about a court’s dress code incorrectly. With this problem in mind, here… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on July 22, 2021
NOTE: Our law firm does not provide legal advice on jury duty-related matters. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute as formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. At the Law Offices of Jay S. Knispel, we represent injury victims. If you were injured… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on July 2, 2021
Historically, there was a difference between the terms attorney and lawyer, but that difference is no longer applicable. The terms “lawyer” and “attorney” are interchangeable in New York. Today, both terms are used to refer to a professional who is authorized to practice law. However, the term lawyer once referred to a person who had… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on June 27, 2021
Injuries that result in long-term, life-altering consequences fall into the category of catastrophic injuries. A catastrophic injury may be a life-threatening injury or an injury that results in extensive functional deficits. Catastrophic injuries may or may not result in death or permanent disabilities. Catastrophic injuries often require surgical treatment and extensive medical intervention. These injuries… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on June 16, 2021
New York City emergency rooms are usually very busy. Each year, millions of people visit emergency rooms for injuries and illnesses. Accidental injuries are one of the most common reasons people go to the emergency room. Accidental injuries may result from a variety of situations, such as: Slip and fall accidents Motor vehicle accidents Bicycle… read more
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