Queens no-fault attorney Wittenstein & Wittenstein is expert at interpreting the “New York Comprehensive Automobile Insurance Act.” Most people call it the “no-fault statute,” and it was enacted in 1973 and went into effect the following year. The purpose of the law was to limit the amount of personal injuries claims for car […]
An owner or an occupier (tenant) of property can be held responsible in a premises liability case. Who will be held liable boils down to who was in control — or should have been in control — of the part of the property where the injury occurred. Most homeowners have insurance for their premises, but many renters […]
Queens Car Accident Lawyers knows how to help victims of many types of negligence. Negligence is “failure to use reasonable care, resulting in damage or injury to another.” This can be anything from hitting somebody in the rear with their car to failing to provide proper lighting in a staircase. Negligence is a fancy way to say “failure to use common sense.” If you are hurt because of […]
As children we all remember our parents explaining the “No Free Lunch Rule.” Simply, if it seems to good to be true, it probably it, there’s no “free lunch.” Lawyers, like politicians, often make promises to their clients that are impossible to keep, hoping to fill their […]