Can an employer share any medical information with my coworkers
Yes, HIPAA laws protect personal medical information. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
All the local agencies and state agencies knew of impending weather, but there were no salt trucks out. On this one section of highway there 8 vehicles that had slid of or had some kind of accident. How do I put a claim in against NYS for the highway not being properly maintained.
That's a State road, so you would have to file a "notice of intention to file a claim" or else a "claim" against the State of New York within 90 days of the accident. If you are late filing, it is a problem, but the problem can probably be overcome if too much time does not go by. You will need a... Read more »
It is a Family Court Juvenile Delinquency matter
They can assist. But the scope of things that a paralegal can do is more limited in nature. A fundamental difference (and you can go online and research the full range of distinctions between the two professions) is that a paralegal cannot generally represent a client in court. This is not a... Read more »
book against my will they came into my house on 11/19/2014 pull a gun out on me because i was video taping him asking him what reason did he just enter into my home he states i was call long story short they took me out my home and tried to kill me in a public hospital with hand cuffs on behind my... Read more »
Firtst, you wrote in a run on sentence so it is not clear what you wrote
I have no idea what a dummy book is
Second, stop making public statements
Third, if you want a lawyer, then call one.
Do not expect lawyers to respond to your public announcement
I was hit by a drunk driver 2/2017. I have been having neck issues. Is it too late to sue ? Accident happened in NJ, I live in NY
In general, in a personal injury suit in New York, the statute of limitation is three years. N.Y. C.P.L.R. § 214(5)
knocked over a flower vase full of water. She was then asked by the employee to take the two other vases to the basement. She slipped in the water which wasn't visible and walked towards the stairs. the stairs are concrete and glazed. she was holding two vases and proceeded to the stairs where she... Read more »
Contact workers compensation lawyers. Books or no books she was injured on the job. She has the right to recover work comp benefits.
i have no photo evidence and no police or medical report. the photographer claims nothing happened.
Yes, you can be sued. Defamation.
- Mr.A got into an auto car accident and a pedestrian got killed unfortunately
- lawsuit of wrongful death lawsuit is brought against Mr.A.
- if the case is settled for X amount and still the balance is remained after insurance payment, can they come after Mr.A's business for... Read more »
Not clear what you are asking ---if you mean after the car insurance pays, they will likely also look for coverage from the business insurance. The attorney's main interest is in insurance--for the most part, they aren't interested in someone's business except to the extent that means more... Read more »
Yes. Any unauthorized physical contact is a battery
Good afternoon -
Personal injury attorneys work on a contingent fee basis, which means that they do not get paid a fee unless they help you obtain a successfully money recovery.
This site has helpful information with these types of claims:... Read more »
The gate was closing and the button didn’t work and kept closing me in on it. Manual states that if I hit button it will stop. It further states that if it detects something it will stop. It did not stop and my head was smushed between gate and taillight - I have a small cut on my head from it
Product liability cases are extremely expensive. Your lawyer (if you find one willing to take your case) will have to hire an expensive engineer to study the cause of the failure. Your injury is not worth the cost. Generally, products liability cases have to be significant, serious injuries, to be... Read more »
my toxic tort lawyer NYS has done basically nothing - didnt even have the professional mold assesment done in my home that she promised 10 times to do albeit i am still living with high levels of toxic mold and my health is deteriorating. I happened upon the same medical examiner that she uses on... Read more »
Sure, but you are to ask your lawyer first. There should be no reason for you to contact him directly. You should work through your lawyer.
Wondering of rights as resident. Called town and being told keep kids out of road. Not addressing the law breaking of residents. Put slow down structure at foot of driveway. What else can I do to stop a child from being killed. What are the children's rights.
Petition the local city council or whatever form of government you have for placement of a speed limit sign etc. However kids should not be riding bikes on roadways unless they are fully competent, have helmets on etc. We lived on a road like that and that's one of the reasons we moved--no way... Read more »
she has yet to fix my staircase which I fell down and have paperwork showing it caused a concussion and shoulder injury. I now deal with a traumatic brain injury which built up to much fluid and I'm on medication for the migraines. I also have a leak in my roof that is causing the ceiling to sag in... Read more »
Contact a member of the NYState Trial Lawyers Assn --they give free consults.
8 months later because she saw boards on our house she stole all the contents, ID's then changed deed to her name. Stranger not heir.
This appears to have civil and criminal components. Call the police to report what happened. Then you can consider suing the person for damages. A deed change requires a Supreme Court lawsuit.
The fall at Northwell Health Lij resulted in a life threatening situation for my daughter and I , and I underwent 2 back surgeries. I had to leave my home and move in with my parents for financial and medical reasons. It led me to file section 32 which required me to resign, however the resignation... Read more »
Consult with personal injury lawyers. Maybe a third party lawsuit? Constructive discharge is very difficult to prove. You were either able to perform your job duties with accommodation or were not. Did you request any type of reasonable accommodation and if it was reasonable and not an undue... Read more »
Plaintiff put her name on our house eight months later after stealing all of our worldly possessions.Recently put a fence up that i can't enter my own property. Notary public papers i was not privy to seeing. Removed by police i was!!!!!
There appears to be a lot more to your story than you have been able to post here. It would probably be necessary to sit down with an attorney and take the time to fully explain your situation to receive meaningful advice.
Yes, it can. The facts and circumstances of every case are different and courts are packed with cases just like yours. As long as you and your lawyer are communicating and you are being advised what step your case is in, and your case is progressing, no matter how slowly, it’s pretty normal.
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you should ask the site to take your phone number down.
Contact a member of the NYState Assn for Justice--they give free consults. Look for one in the county where this happened.
However if you mean impotence, it is very, very difficult to prove it came from the drug and not from... Read more »
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