Legal Articles, Lawsuit

Prior Separation Agreement Subject to Court Review

Blog post about how a separation agreement is subject to court review before a binding judgement for legal separation will be granted.

Notice by Publication Adequate for NY Divorce Judgment

Blog post about what constitutes reasonable "notice" in serving divorce papers to a spouse.

Court Denies Husband's Claim to Conveyed Property

Blog post about a conveyance of real estate that was contested due to a divorce.

Court Upholds $159,116.10 Verdict for Back Injuries

Blog about a court that upheld a large award of damages given because of severe back injuries.

Patient's Injury Claim Preempted by "Good Samaritan" Law and Policy

Blog post about a plaintiff who tried to bring suit against the first responders that attempted to provide support but was prevented from doing so by a "good samaritan" law.

Husband's Claim for Emotional Distress Dismissed by Statute

Blog post about about a claim for emotional distress that was barred by the statute protecting "good samaritans" such as first responders.

Defendant's Intoxication Lacks Substance In Apportionment Claim

Blog about a plaintiff who was assaulted while drunk.

Medical Expert Required in Malpractice Claim for Antibiotic Reaction

Blog post about why a medical expert is required in a malpractice claim for adverse antibiotic reactions.

Exculpatory Agreement Fails to Insulate Snowtube Co.’s Gross Negligence

Blog post about how an exculpatory agreement failed to protect Snowtube Co. from legal liability.

Family Suit for Decedent's Asthma Attack Survives Motion to Dismiss

Blog post about a family suing a company that provided emergency services to their child who died from an asthma attack under their care.

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