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Alan Dershowitz’s Defamation Lawsuit: CNY Personal Injury Lawyer Explains.

Even though the bulk of my work is New York personal injury litigation, I often get asked to represent plaintiffs in defamation (slander and libel) claims. The callers soliciting my services are usually livid that so-and-so made disparaging remarks about them, all lies. They are outraged. Of course they are.…

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Sugarbush Chairlift Malfunction Is Good Example Of Why Product Liability Lawsuits Are Needed

As an avid skier, I was distraught to read about another terrible chairlift malfunction at Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine. The chairlift suddenly started moving swiftly backward. Seven skiers were pretty seriously injured, some of them because they removed their skis and jumped to “safety” from the chairlift, fearing that they…

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Snow, Sleet And Rain Are Literally “Deadly” In Upstate New York

Did you see the recent article in the Syracuse Post Standard about weather-related motor vehicle death statistics? Statistics can be pretty boring. But I found this pretty interesting. The new study shows that SNOW, SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN cause more than 800 vehicle-related deaths each year in the U.S. And…

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Can A Cop Testify The Car Accident Was Your Fault In A New York Auto Accident Injury Trial?

Let’s say you get into a car accident in New York State and it was the other guy’s fault. But when the police officer shows up and “investigates” he determines it was your fault. And he says so in his accident report. You sue the at-fault driver for your injuries.…

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Medical Malpractice Tort Reform Doesn’t Work. Duh!

Came across a great article in the Observer. Here’s my rambling summary: The insurance industry has convinced more than half the states to pass medical malpractice “tort reform” legislation. Their tactics? Cash-in-fist lobbying plus promises that restricting medical malpractice suits would cause doctors’ insurance premiums to plummet. This would in…

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