Questions Answered by Peter Briskin
Q: My daughter was hit by A car while crossing the street she had the light was in the crosswalk he was turning
Absolutely, you can sue. Whether or not you will prevail depends on a number of factors. It is important that you do not discuss the claim with any insurance companies. You should speak to a personal injury attorney first who will take care of all your concerns so that you may focus on your child's recovery. ! I can be reached any time to discuss your daughter's accident and most importantly I wish her a speedy recovery!
Q: Who will be sued in case of slip/fall, owner of property or tenant who should remove snow as required by lease contract?
It depends on type of property, exactly where the person fell and what caused specifically what caused the fall.
Q: I was watching a friends dog and took them outside some kids started yelling and he got scared broke free and bit one
Most likely given the basic facts you provided you will not be facing jail time. If there is any concern for exposure it may be in the context of a civil lawsuit, but even then the likelihood of success on the part of a plaintiff would depend on additional facts you have not presented.
Q: I was intoxicated while I was assaulted, drove away to flee danger, can i press charges? Friend attempted to kill me.
Answered on Jan 5, 2019
Q: Does the 21 days stated in 5003-a include holidays or no?
Could be any or all of the above. Best thing for you to do is to call your attorney and inquire.
Q: Are homeowners required to maintain the sidewalk in front of their house or is that the city's job (for the purposes of
This is a fact sensitive question. Depends on whether property is residential or commercial. If residential is it owner occupied or rented? Further, a homeowner may be held liable for dangerous conditions of abutting sidewalk if homeowner created the condition. Best thing to do is call an attorney that handles these cases and send picture of the condition and provide the address so that a preliminary investigation may be conducted.
Q: What if the dog bites a hired pet sitter in the sitter’s own home while the dog owner is away?
Answered on Oct 25, 2018
NJ dog bite law is strict liability. You can call my office tomorrow morning for free consultation... I would need to know more information concerning the incident.
Q: If a loan was written off of the company that it was taken from 2 years ago do a collection agency have the right to
The fact that a creditor has written a debt off their books does not in and of itself bar them from collecting on the debt.
Q: Can I pursue a case with the Supreme court on a dental organization that refused to complete work on me?
Any malpractice claim needs to be fully investigated before filing in court. The question becomes “was there anything the doctor did or didn't do that departed from the standard of care". If an individual files suit "pro se" there is no requirement to satisfy the certificate of merit statute. If an attorney files a malpractice suit the certificate of merit becomes a requirement.
NY Medical malpractice claims must be filed within 2 ½ years from the date of the alleged negligent...
Q: Assaulted in a Jersey City, NJ McDonalds while workers did nothing. Another patron called police
You may have a viable claim for negligent security against McDonalds however i need to know some more information. Feel free to call any time.
Q: If u slip and fall in Pennsylvania can you get a nj lawyer if you live in nj
In the event your claim can not be resolved without the need for litigation your lawyer will have to be licensed by the Pennsylvania State Bar Examiners.
Q: Pool accident -- is the law that every pool needs a fence around it?
What type of pool is it? Where is the Pool located? Is it a public or a private pool? It would also be useful to look at local regulations concerning pool barrier requirements.
Q: How long ussually a case take after fillings
Answered on Aug 10, 2018
This is a very difficult question to answer. Duration of the litigation process varies from case to case. It depends on a number of factors including how many parties are involved in the lawsuit, the complexity of the issues involved, The cooperation of counsel for the parties as well as the county the case is venued in, among other things. In certain situations there may be a preference that is applicable depending on the plaintiff which would accelerate the time for trial once discovery...
Q: What type of lawyer is needed?
Answered on Jun 23, 2018
Personal injury lawyer. It’s important to photograph the location immediately, and get any witnesses contact information. I can be reached anytime at 908-279-7979 and I would be more than happy to meet with you over this weekend .
Q: I feel my attorney is negligent in his representation of my case. Can I change attorneys?
There are a number of questions I have concerning your accident. I can assist you if you give me a call at (212) 608-7778. Peter Briskin
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