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The Steps In An Upstate New York Slip-And-Fall Trial

   1. Establishing the Elements Of A Slip-And-Fall Claim Slip-and-fall accidents can occur under a wide range of very different circumstances. However, most successful slip-and-fall claims center on similar sets of elements. These elements relate to the facts and circumstances of your accident and help establish whether a property owner…

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10 Things To Do After A Slip-And-Fall Accident

Slip-and-fall accidents can have life-altering repercussions. However, litigating and winning a lawsuit could prove difficult. Here are 10 tips to improve your chances of success: Make a Doctor’s Appointment You should always see the doctor after a slip-and-fall accident. Even if you don’t think you’ve been seriously hurt, some common…

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How To File A Car Accident Claim With Your Insurance Company

Every car insurance company has its own rules determining how, where, and when drivers should submit accident claims. However, most agencies have similar expectations that might make filing a claim seem easy, but could risk your right to a fair recovery. The Importance Of Filing An Insurance Claim New York…

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What To Expect During A Car Accident Trial In Upstate, New York: A Guide For Plaintiffs

Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough, but the prospect of a trial can feel overwhelming. Suppose you’re facing this situation in Upstate New York. In that case, understanding the process can ease your anxiety and empower you to make informed decisions. Our elite team of Buffalo, New…

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Building Code Violations And Negligence In Premises Liability Lawsuits

Local municipalities, Erie County, and New York State have enacted various building codes and other standards to ensure public safety. These codes regulate the construction, repair, and maintenance of shopping malls, residential properties, and large office buildings. When building code violations and other property owner negligence occur, devastating personal injury…

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Evidence In Injury Claims

Suppose that you were severely injured because of another’s carelessness or recklessness. You may wonder how much evidence you need to win your personal injury lawsuit. Under New York law, plaintiffs in personal injury cases have the burden of proof. In other words, for the defendant to be held legally…

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The Litigation Process

After suffering devastating injuries in any type of accident, you are likely feeling helpless and overwhelmed. If another’s carelessness or irresponsibility caused your injuries, you might be eligible to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. The Dietrich Legal Team’s veteran litigators realize that the litigation process may seem both complex and…

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Household Guest Injuries Compensable Under Homeowner Policies

Each year, over 10 million victims are treated in emergency departments nationwide for home-related injuries. Fortunately, almost every homeowner carries insurance, and many tenants maintain renter policies. This type of insurance shields residential property owners against personal liability when someone else suffers bodily harm or property damage in an accident…

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The Attorney-Client Relationship

When you hire a personal injury attorney to litigate your accident case, knowing that you have certain rights as a client is crucial. Strict standards of ethical and professional responsibility bind personal injury lawyers. The relationship between an attorney and their client should be based on confidence and trust. At…

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What Is A Bellwether Trial?

The word bellwether can be traced back to the 13th century when shepherds hung bells around the necks of some of their sheep to designate them as leaders. Similarly, bellwether trials are designed to track and monitor the potential results of a large group of lawsuits. They are test lawsuits…

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