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In New York, a clearly written waiver to sue in a contract or agreement, may be enforceable, but many waivers will be deemed against public policy and not enforceable. Below...
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The “danger invites rescue” doctrine is a legal principle that holds a person responsible for damages if their negligence creates a hazardous situation that prompts someone else to attempt a...
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An injured person in New York can sue for damages when another person or entity negligently causes the damages. There are exceptions to the rule however, and one such exception...
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When you bring a liability or no-fault injury claim, the respondent or defendant has a right to conduct a medical examination. These medical exams are usually conducted by doctors hired...
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